Just before the launch of Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 we have a look at a few more features on the way to this Call Of Duty
The launch of Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 is getting so much closer with October 25th just around the corner. I am sure that all of those fans out there have a massive red circle or alert set for the day and those leading up to when Treyarch is going to drop the full version of the game on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. As we all wait for that, though, we are going to get more of the Call Of Duty hype pumped out there, and now a look at some of the fun features coming. At least for those looking to play on the PC with a few of the extra things that can be forced into the game there that the consoles might not be able to get. Here we go with a fun look at those new features.
The main new features that Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 is going to have on PC over the consoles will be all of the minute game options that we are going to be able to cycle through. As long as your PC is powerful enough to allow some of the higher-end things like HDR and shading. Not to mention the 4K visuals. Yes, I know some gamers out there who still cannot get there with their current rigs. On top of all of that, there is ultrawide screen support for those who have the hardware to do all of that to further enjoy their Call Of Duty experience. Not to mention all of the other control options that will give PC gamers a leg up on the console gamers during all of the cross play that can happen. That seems like a bit of an issue, unless all of the new Ricochet features will help with that and make things closer to fair.
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 — PC Launch Trailer
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 is fast approaching its October 25 launch date on the PC Microsoft Store, Battle.net, and Steam. In partnership with Treyarch, Call Of Duty PC lead developer Beenox is developing a cutting-edge PC experience with 4K graphics and Ultrawide support plus a huge number of options across a variety of settings so players can dial in the best playing experience possible.
Check out the PC trailer for a look at the highlights coming to Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 on PC.
Are you still playing Call Of Duty on the PC or have you jumped into the consoles for all of those gaming wants? Will you see all of the new features with your rig or will you be left out of a few of them without a hardware upgrade? Will there be a bit more balance between the platforms or will it always skew to the PC side of things each time a new title is released? Take those thoughts down to the comment section to discuss and let us all know what you are thinking about all of that. If there is more to share for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 before launch, and we know there will be, it will be up on the site for you to see and enjoy. Just keep on coming back here to experience all of that and everything else that we can muster up for you.