Call of Duty fans are loving Black Ops 6, but some players have a major complaint about the game's perk system that they believe should be changed.

Activision reports the initial success of the Ricochet anti-cheat software during the first week of Ranked Play.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is “the biggest Call of Duty ever,” according to Activision, who claims the latest entry in the annualized series tops every other franchise entry in three metrics.

Call of Duty's Ricochet anti-cheat is active in Black Ops 6 and Warzone, but unsavory players were still managing to flood into Ranked Play mode. Activision says this is partially due to an outage that was identified as lowering Ricochet's efficiency of the AI systems used for cheat detection.

Cheating in Call of Duty isn't a new phenomena in Black Ops 6, but it has gotten worse over time. Although Activision has repeatedly taken steps to curb players

The latest entry in the long-running first-person-shooter franchise delivers one of the better single-player campaigns in recent years, writes our reviewer.

Activision has responded to concerns about Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's Ranked playlist, and specifically the efforts being undertaken to try to thwart cheaters. The company says it's banned thousands of players and is banning more people every hour, but some popular streamers have spoken out to voice their ongoing concerns.

Black Ops 6 has had the biggest first month in franchise history, with more players and more multiplayer matches than ever before.

Black Ops 6 has hundreds of challenges that allow players to simultaneously earn cosmetic rewards and experience for completing difficult milestones, the most obvious of which is the weapon camo system.