Activision is set to release PS5 ports of Call of Duty: Black Ops and its sequel in July, but the pricing has left fans reeling. At $40 each, these ports are being criticized for lacking any additional content, such as DLC packs. This move has sparked outrage among gamers, who feel that the cost is excessive for outdated titles.

The decision to only release these ports on PS5, without Xbox Series X|S versions, has also raised eyebrows. It's likely due to the existing backwards compatible editions on the Xbox Store, but this doesn't excuse the hefty price tag.

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  • Call of Duty: Black Ops and its sequel are coming to PS5 in July
  • Each port will cost $40, without any additional DLC content
  • No Xbox Series X|S versions are planned, likely due to backwards compatibility
  • Fans are criticizing the pricing, feeling it's excessive for outdated titles
  • The move may set a concerning precedent for future game ports

Source: Push Square