On May 29th, the fourth and latest season of the shared Call of Duty ecosystem went live, bringing with it new maps, modes, and battle passes for the free-to-play Warzone and full $70 Black Ops 6 ...

Activision says gross Call of Duty loadout screen ads were only a test that was added “in error”, but it doesn’t excuse how vile that test is By Lewis White Last Updated June 3, 2025 ...

Facepalm: Activision Blizzard has used the tried-and-tested "it was an error, honestly," excuse after it placed ads for purchasable items in the loadout screens of Black Ops 6 and Warzone.

To shove even more ads into the few areas of CoD that are still useful and useable is gross, especially when you remember that Activision still charges $60+ for new Call of Duty games and sells an ...

Call Of Duty's Intrusive In-Game Ads Were A "Test" And Added In Error, Activision Says Fans are not buying Activision's explanation for what happened. By Eddie Makuch on June 3, 2025 at 5:18AM PDT ...

Ads for four possible Activision mobile games allegedly contain AI-generated assets, and players aren't happy about it. By Claire Lewis on March 3, 2025 at 1:01PM PST 1 Comments Where to buy ...

It’s fair to say there’s a healthy dose of scepticism from the Call of Duty on Activision’s statement here, with some outright refusing to believe the ads were pushed live by mistake ...