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Battlefield 6's upcoming battle royale mode, inspired by Firestorm and Warzone, features classes, destructible environments, respawns, and an instant-kill ring of fire, with testing beginning in Battlefield Labs.
Call of Duty Warzone: Mobile has generated $1.4 million in consumer spending within four days of its global launch, with the US accounting for 47% of the game's lifetime revenue at $1.1 million. The shooter has reached $2.2 million in lifetime revenue, with Chile being the second largest spender at $202,500, making up 9% of the game's revenue. Comparatively, Call of Duty Mobile, launched in 2019, amassed around $17.7 million in player spending and was downloaded over 100 million times in a week after launch.
Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile has finally launched globally on iOS and Android, featuring two Battle Royale maps, cross-progression with other Call of Duty games, and a "Peak Graphics" mode for high-end Apple devices. The game requires iOS 16/iPadOS 16 or later and has been available for pre-order since November 2022, with over 50 million players pre-registered.
The latest update for Call of Duty: Warzone has caused significant issues for players, including difficulty getting into games, gameplay glitches, and visual problems. Developer Raven Software has issued an apology and temporarily disabled the Champion's Quest feature while they work to resolve the issues. Players are advised to hold off on jumping into the Season 1 Reloaded update until the bugs are fixed.
The latest update for Call of Duty: Warzone's Season 1 Reloaded has caused significant gameplay and visual glitches, making the game nearly unplayable for many players. Issues include bugs with the "Create a Class" menu, strange map distortions, and malfunctioning notifications for in-game features. Developer Raven Software has acknowledged the problems and removed a specific feature while working to address the issues promptly.
The Season 1 Reloaded update for Call of Duty: Warzone brings new features and weapons but also introduces major bugs affecting playability, including issues with loadout drops, crashing, visual bugs, and a "Fetching Data" loop. The developer is investigating these issues and has responded to reports of killstreak notifications not working. The update also includes new content for Modern Warfare 3, such as the Rio map, Ranked Play, and a crossover with The Boys.
PlayStation Plus subscribers can look forward to adding Resident Evil 2, Hardspace: Shipbreaker, LEGO City: Undercover, and more to their collections this month. Marvel SNAP developer Second Dinner secures $100 million in funding, ensuring their future despite parent company Byte Dance's decision to shut down their gaming division. Call of Duty: Warzone is set to introduce a new feature that has sparked curiosity among fans.
Call of Duty: Warzone has implemented a new anti-cheat measure that snips the parachutes of cheaters, causing them to "splat" upon landing. This move aims to deter cheating in the popular battle royale game.
Call of Duty Warzone players are criticizing the "broken" Super Shotgun in the Doom bundle, labeling it as "pay to win" and urging developers to make immediate changes. Some players are frustrated with the impact of the bundle on game balance and are taking a break from Warzone until adjustments are made. However, significant changes may have to wait until the release of Modern Warfare 3.
Call of Duty Warzone players are criticizing the new Gaia skin in Season 6, calling it "broken" and "pay to win." The skin, which features a Groot-like tree appearance, is difficult to see in dark environments or bushes, leading to complaints about its visibility. Some players have compared it to previous skins that allowed players to hide in shadows. While some argue that the Blackcell version of the skin is "pay to lose," overall dissatisfaction remains. Concerns have been raised about the lack of updates to address these complaints before the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
PlayStation Plus subscribers can claim a free Call of Duty: Warzone - Combat Pack (Hydro) to celebrate the game's fourth season, which includes a free operator skin for Oni, two weapon blueprints, a player card, emblem, sticker, and charm. A similar freebie is also available for Fortnite players with the True Colors Pack. It's unclear how long the Warzone pack will be available, so subscribers should claim it soon from the PlayStation Store.