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Presentations over the past few days during E3 have shown off many, many games. So much so that it can be difficult for players to see the forest for the trees. That’s why we chose our headwear from the collection. The titles that impressed us the most and which we would have preferred to play yesterday. We’re focusing on the headliners, the Triple A productions. The gems among the indie titles will be discussed next week. The second game that we would like to discuss in more detail is Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. A title that will be released soon on all platforms and will be available on Game Pass for the first time from day one. A huge gamble for a game that always sells hundreds of millions of games upon launch. We talk about that in our Call of Duty: Black Ops preview.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Preview: Treyarch promises an old school campaign

The game’s single-player campaign is described in loud PR language as a “thrilling, dynamic and intense spy thriller” – a continuation of the Black Ops Cold War story. So we go back to the early 1990s. The campaign is set in the aftermath of the Cold War and covers, among other things, the Gulf War. During this time, the CIA has been infiltrated by a mysterious new force and several agents must commit rogue crimes to prove their innocence. This includes his old acquaintances Russell Adler and Frank Woods.

Omnimovement should dramatically change gameplay in multiplayer

The multiplayer mode will immediately feature sixteen new maps at launch. The biggest innovation is the so-called “all-motion” technology. This will ensure that you can move in all directions when running, walking, jumping and sliding. What do JJ and Skate think of the information and photos they’ve seen so far?