Call of Duty: Warzone – Operation Nightmare Event Explained

The True Legends event offers up 10 rewards, including camos, double XP, emblems, and more.

The Operator system has become a staple of the last half-decade of Call of Duty. Ever since its debut in 2019’s Modern Warfare reboot, players have had the chance to select their avatar from a list of iconic campaign characters and whole new ones as well. With the release of  Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, this system returns with a whole new roster of Operators for players to unlock and play. While more Operators will be added in the future, players have the chance to unlock a decent amount of characters at the game’s launch. This guide will explain how to unlock all of the Operators that are available at the launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has a lot of new weapons, equipment, and Killstreaks to unlock as a player make their way up the ranks. Unlike previous entries, however, simply increasing your level won’t unlock everything the game has to offer. Players will need to partake in a new system known as Armory Unlocks. This new feature gives players more freedom in the order that they unlock many of the weapons, equipment, perks, and even Killstreaks that are present in the new FPS title. With a feature that plays such an integral role in how progression works in the game, it is important that everyone has a grasp on how it works! This guide will provide players with an explanation of how the Armory Unlocks work in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

After the disappointing launch of 's campaign, players hoped the multiplayer modes would raise the title to new heights, but unfortunately, even the multiplayer feels dated. 's multiplayer includes a visually updated collection of beloved maps and an entirely new open-world Zombie mode. Still, any player hoping the latest installment would revolutionize the series will be disappointed with a package that feels more like a remaster of content that's already been played for thousands of hours.

A 16-year military veteran and former Navy SEAL is now a playable Operator in Call of Duty.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is the first game in the long-running shooter series to carry forward cosmetics from a previous game, and while on paper this means welcome continued use for virtual items players have bought, out on the battlefield it’s causing a few problems.

Battling cheats in Call of Duty must be a thankless task, akin to an infinite game of Whac-A-Mole. But Team Ricochet — Activision’s in-house anti-cheat team for CoD games — seems determined to have some fun with it. The developers, who were last in the headlines for making cheaters hallucinate imaginary players, have unveiled their latest anti-cheat measure for Warzonebattle royale, released in tandem with Modern Warfare 3: They call it Splat.

While there’s no doubt that most Call of Duty fans will be laser-focused on the newly released Modern Warfare 3 today, the CoD dev team has issued an update on its RICOCHET: Anti-Cheat measures and has announced some “fun” new mitigation strategies for Warzone. 

Microsoft’s buyout of Activision Blizzard is meant to bring about big changes to the franchise, but will Call of Duty ever come to the Nintendo Switch?

The previous king of nail-biting FPS campaigns has proven it needs some time off from annual releases with 's campaign. Sledgehammer Games has helped develop many titles since 's original release on generation three consoles in 2011, but 2023's 's campaign fails to include exciting features to help it stand out.

It’s fair to say that Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is taking its sweet time coming to mobile. So much so that NetEase Games has had time to create its own version, and will likely release it first. It goes by the name of Blood Strike, and you can pre-register for it right now on Google Play.

It's not a huge CoD update, but there are a lot of bug fixes in today's patch notes.