The New Zealand method has been a popular trick for accessing Call of Duty titles ahead of their official release, and Black Ops 6 will also be subject to this workaround. Using this method, players can start playing the game on October 24 at 4 AM Pacific Time, depending on their region, giving them a head start of anywhere between 10 and 20 hours.

Black Ops 6 will be the first Call of Duty title to hit Xbox Game Pass on day one and here is how to play and download it.

It wouldn’t be Call of Duty season if there weren’t complaints about something being pay-to-win, and in the case of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, it seems it’s “pay-to-win audio” that’s the problem this time.

Yes, you can do the New Zealand trick for the release of Black Ops 6, but there's no guarantee it will get you early access this year.

Players in New Zealand will get their hands on Black Ops 6 first, but you can join in on the action with the New Zealand region method.

Here is everything Xbox Game Pass subscribers need to know about accessing Black Ops 6 or streaming it on Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Black Ops 6 has built-in support for a third-party audio tool that charges $20 for improved sound. In a blog post, Activision said Black Ops 6 launches with an Enhanced Headphone Mode that makes use of Embody's Immerse Spatial Audio technology “to increase the directional accuracy of sounds played in the world.

Call of Duty fans have been waiting a long time for Black Ops 6. It's almost here and we have the details on release time and pre-downloading.

Black Ops 6’ video game - Images of Saddam Hussein and Iraq’s old three-star flag could be seen in footage of the game