Black Ops 6 Early Access Beta Codes Are Available In Another Way Right Now

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 releases in October, but the game’s multiplayer beta arrives later this month. If you’re not interested in preordering the game or you don’t have access via Game Pass, there is another way to get in to the early access period of the test. As is becoming a yearly tradition

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 releases in October, but the game’s multiplayer beta arrives later this month. If you’re not interested in preordering the game or you don’t have access via Game Pass, there is another way to get in to the early access period of the test.

As is becoming a yearly tradition, Xfinity internet subscribers can get early access to the multiplayer beta. Members can navigate to the “Rewards” hub on the Xfinity website or app to claim a code for early access. Early access begins August 30, and unlike in years past, all platforms can get in at the same time. The multiplayer beta then opens for everyone on all platforms starting September 6.

“,”480”:”nnnnnnnnnn

Now Playing: Black Ops 6 – Vault Edition Trailer

In previous years, Activision gave PlayStation users first access to Call of Duty betas because Sony paid Activision for this. However, now that Microsoft owns Call of Duty, everyone across Xbox and PlayStation will get in at the same time. Xbox’s Phil Spencer promised “parity” for the Call of Duty series between Xbox and PlayStation, and this seems to be part of that. The executive also recently discussed how Microsoft wants to avoid “slimy” platform policies surrounding exclusive content for Call of Duty.

Activision has yet to reveal what’s in the Black Ops 6 multiplayer beta, but it’s expected to include a sampling of the maps and modes from the full game. The publisher will share more details on Black Ops 6’s multiplayer during the Call of Duty Next event on August 28.

Total
0
Shares
Leave a Reply
Related Posts
Dramatic moment New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon is rushed out of press conference by bodyguards: ‘We need to go NOW’
Read More

Dramatic moment New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon is rushed out of press conference by bodyguards: ‘We need to go NOW’

The Prime Minister of New Zealand has been dramatically rushed out of a press conference by his security detail over fears pro-Palestinian protesters would confront him.   Christopher Luxon had been promoting a new policy of getting more police officers on the streets during a media stop at Albert Street in Auckland's CBD on Friday. He
Ideals behind the Uluru Statement are still guiding the federal government – despite the Voice referendum defeat
Read More

Ideals behind the Uluru Statement are still guiding the federal government – despite the Voice referendum defeat

Ideals behind the Uluru Statement are still guiding the Federal Government despite the Prime Minister effectively ruling out a formal treaty and truth-telling commission, the Indigenous Minister says. While setting up a Makarrata Commission, or truth-telling body, was one of the cornerstones of the 2017 statement, Anthony Albanese has backed its ideals but moved away
Flag-waving Tommy Robinson protesters chant ‘release Tommy now’ outside Downing Street after ‘arrest under anti-terror laws’
Read More

Flag-waving Tommy Robinson protesters chant ‘release Tommy now’ outside Downing Street after ‘arrest under anti-terror laws’

Flag-waving demonstrators have gathered outside Downing Street after Tommy Robinson was 'arrested under anti-terror laws'.  Protesters shouted 'release Tommy now' and 'we want Tommy out, we want Tommy out', as tourists gathered around filming the men on their phones.  One man carried a large Union flag and another an England flag outside the gates as