The new omnimovement mechanic in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is now largely enjoyed by players despite being divisive at launch. Treyarch's Associate Creative Director believes in the long-term potential of omnimovement in the Black Ops series.

Black Ops 6, the latest entry in the Call of Duty series, contains some really bizarre and wacky cosmetics. And while some players hate them, it doesn’t seem like the developers behind the game are going to stop making them any time soon.

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Black Ops 6 players call for developer Treyarch Studios to change one of the game's most annoying Prestige features.

The single-player story campaigns in the long-running Call of Duty franchise are, to put it kindly, not the main draw. When a new release in Activision’s first-person-shooter series is announced,

Black Ops 6 developer Miles Leslie spoke with Dexerto about the new omnidirectional movement system in the game, and whether it’s going to be a permanent fixture in the franchise going forward. BO6 is the first COD game with omnimovement,

Black Ops 6 and Warzone skins aren't likely to get any more realistic, after a dev confirmed that the popular shooter will continue to push surprising cosmetics

Call of Duty skins have been a divisive topic in the last few years, since they've been getting more ridiculous with each installment. Purists would prefer to see military-esque o