Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Officially Announced
By Zac Cameron ·
One of the most popular competitive first-person shooter franchises has just confirmed a new installment, coming later in 2018.
Activision has finally announced that the next Call of Duty game to be released will be Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, ending speculation about the titles existence. In a short teaser video released on the Official Call of Duty Twitter account, a montage of action from the previous games can be seen before the reveal of two dates: the community reveal event, taking place on May 17th of this year, and the Global Launch, taking place on October 12th.
Forget what you know.
— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) March 8, 2018
Call of Duty® #BlackOps4
Community Reveal Event: May 17, 2018
Global Launch: October 12, 2018 pic.twitter.com/C4lMdo0A7c
Not much more is known about the game as of yet, however fan speculation of the existence of Black Ops 4 blew up earlier this week when a tweet by ESPN’s Official NBA account posted a short clip of Houston Rockets player James Harden arriving at a game wearing what appeared to be hat with the stylized Black Ops 4 logo.
The Beard has arrived, and he's ready for battle with the Thunder. pic.twitter.com/ky3E8TK9Hy
— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) March 7, 2018
Activision also revealed that the game would be launching for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, but have made no comment on whether the game will be available for the Nintendo Switch at this time.
For more Call of Duty action, check out our preview of the teams of Group C from the Call of Duty World League, Atlanta Open, and to read more about Black Ops 4, check out the Official Announcement Blog from Activision, here.