It has further emphasised that the once rival studios are working closer together to bridge the gap between these two generations fo CoD. The game's unique setting has differentiated it from Modern Warfare, and while there are clear differences, Treyarch has used the basic blueprint left behind by Infinity Ward. What's clear is that developers have spared no expense in creating a coherent Cold War experience to start the ball rolling.
Up next, December 10 will be the big update that should bring all of the above content live. Of course, this is just the first stop on a whistle-stop roadmap. It just wouldn't be CoD without Nuketown, and surprising no one, developers are rolling out the red carpet on November 24 with the introduction of Nuketown '84. Treyarch has already locked in some dates for your diary with Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Season 1. Although a lot of it will presumably be locked behind the 100-tier Battle Pass, others could be unlocked via in-game challenges.Ĭall of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Season 1 - When is it released? This has led to further questions about how the new additions will be unlocked. Elsewhere, there's an impressive Nuketown-inspired blueprint for what looks like a variation on the Hauer 77.įinally, there's a look at the Season 1 Battle Pass icon.
Instead of being purely for display, the Cold War upgrade seems to let you track your progress as you level up. It's only a small detail, but Modern Warfare's watch cosmetics are back. There are also a number of cute gun charms, while the Nuketown mannequin being given a suitably '80s makeover. The shadowy CIA agent somehow looks even more intimidating with a pair of leather gloves and fedora. Up first, there's confirmation that main game MVP Russell Adler will be getting an outfit change. With Season 1 just over the horizon, dataminer TailsDoll553 has a plethora of leaks that show off everything from maps to cosmetics and skins.
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