Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 are scheduled to return to PlayStation on PS5, with multiple outlets reporting concerns about how much the remastered/ported versions may cost. Digital Trends and Push Square both discuss the possibility that Activision sets a standalone price for each game that could be higher than some players expect for ports of PS3-era titles. Digital Trends indicates the ports could cost as much as $80 before any downloadable content (DLC) is added. Push Square reports a more specific expectation of $40 per title, noting that the PS5 releases might not include additional content such as the original DLC packs. The reports also mention that Xbox Series X|S versions may not be included, while the games’ backwards-compatible versions are already available on the Xbox Store. Both outlets frame the discussion around reported or leaked pricing and what players may or may not receive at launch, rather than confirmed gameplay or content changes.
Potential PS5 pricing for Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 ports sparks debate
Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 are scheduled to return to PlayStation on PS5, with multiple outlets reporting concerns about how much the remastered/ported versions may cost. Di...
- Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 are expected to release on PS5 in July.
- Reported pricing expectations suggest each port could cost around $40, with some estimates reaching $80 per game before DLC.
- Both outlets indicate the PS5 versions may not include additional DLC content at launch.
- The reports suggest Xbox Series X|S releases may not be included, despite backwards-compatible versions being available on Xbox.
- The discussion focuses on pricing and whether the ports include extra content such as DLC packs.
Talk about a rip-off.How would you feel about paying $40 for the port of a PS3 title released in 2010, that doesn't come with any extra bells or whistles like its DLC packs?That's what Activision could be bringing to the table as it ports Call of Duty: Black Ops and its sequel to PS5 in July. The two FPS classics won't be getting Xbox Series X|S versions, presumably since the backwards compatible editions exist on the Xbox Store already, but they've received pricing updates that could reflect the publisher's PS5 plans.Read the full article on pushsquare.com
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