Following one of the strongest launches in the series' entire history, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been updated with its first season of content. Also covering Battle Royale spin-off Warzone, Season 1 provides fresh multiplayer and Zombies content, as well as the game's first Battle Pass to work through.

With the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 's own era of Warzone and all that juicy battle royale goodness, we've gotten a vast list of patch notes and intriguing information to go alongside it. However, one point is controversial to a subsection of the community: an adjustment to the ping threshold in order to curb VPN usage.

Warzone update 1.061 brings Season One and Black Ops 6 integration to the battle royale game. Read on for everything new.

Call of Duty publisher Activision is making big changes to Warzone, introducing Black Ops 6 style gameplay changes like Omnimovement.

Warzone has today began Season 1 and in the process has drastically overhauled just about everything in the battle royale shooter.

Grenades are flying in the newest Call of Duty, and it has a record-breaking player-base, so there's a lot to look forward to in Black Ops 6's future. Every few

Black Ops 6 Season 1 surprise dropped three hours early, breaking the usual release pattern. The update added six maps, two modes, seven weapons, perks, and more, receiving positive feedback. Activision's early release of Season 1 earns the company even more favor during an already successful Call of Duty launch.

Call of Duty fans are counting down to the start of Black Ops 6 Season 1, which introduces the brand new Ransack Mode and lots more.

Call of Duty has a history of mannequin-based Easter eggs, but this latest effort added to Black Ops 6 with the launch of Season 1 may be one of the best yet. Warning! Spoilers for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s Nuketown Easter egg follow.