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The Terminator Returns to ‘Call of Duty’ With a New Time-Limited Event [Trailer]
‘Twas so nice before, Activision are doing it again. The Terminator has returned to Call of Duty in the new Tracer Pack: The Terminator Ultra Skin x2 Bundle time-limited event that’s on now until February 20th. Players can become the T-800 in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone, complete with a set of new rewards and a blueprint for a new weapon.
Players will compete to earn Skulls in both Multiplayer and Zombies modes, which can then be exchanged for rewards. In Warzone, you can also find skulls by looting caches. Along with XP tokens, rewards include new sprays, weapon stickers, and the ultimate goal being the “Judgment” PP-919 Blueprint/ “Close Range” PP-919 Blueprint, which is unlocked after you claim all 12 rewards.
Of course, there are new skins available in the Endo Titanium Core and the Model T-800 skin. The latter of which features the likeness of Arnold Schwarzenegger from James Cameron‘s classic 1984 film.
If you haven’t gotten your fill of Backrooms games yet after the success of the Kane Parsons film, Cortez Productions and Perp Games are here to fix that, launching The Backrooms: Lost Tape today on PlayStation 5. Originally released on Steam back in 2022, The Backrooms: Lost Tape ushers you back, quite literally, into the movie theatre.
Separated into two chapters (tapes), you’ll first play as an usher, Josh, who accidentally falls into the Backrooms. As you explore, you will be desperately trying to unravel the mysteries of the intertwined, sprawling yellow rooms to find any means of escape. Each empty space may not be as empty as it seems… malevolent entities stand in your way of freedom.
With the second tape, in an intense mission to find out what happened to Josh, more of the haunting story starts to unfold. Take a deeper dive into the unsettling and eerie world as Nikolas, as this chapter introduces its own unique challenges. Will Nikolas ever discover its secrets and find out what happened to Josh?
The PlayStation 5 release of The Backrooms: Lost Tape coincides with a major update for the Steam version, which has seen the game upgraded to Unreal Engine 5.6. That also entails updated visuals, full controller support, and various bug fixes.
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