The Call of Duty franchise has had its fair share of collaborations. Its yearly halloween celebrations have brought horror ... characterized by the end of the Cold War and the rise of the United ...

In the decades since Frankenstein, generations of artists and storytellers have speculated how technology and discovery can ...

Following Supremacy 1914, Call of War: World War II gives players ... and the same characters in a mostly new plot. The Cold War may be all but ever, but Adler, Woods, and the gang have been ...

As a tribute to the legendary PlayStation exclusive series God of War, the Kratos skin debuted in Fortnite ... also ushers in themed challenges that call to mind the Metal Gear series, with ...

January 28th marks the end of an era for Black Ops 6. With Season 1 being shown the door, there are lots of reasons to be excited about the next chapter. Though ...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will continue to release weird skins despite some fan displeasure. The game includes fantastical cosmetics, with Operator Skins being the primary target of criticism.

Even as the costs keep going up, Putin needs a permanent war to preserve what pro-government sociologists call “the Donbas consensus ... he can continue permanent war against the West—by cold means ...

Community divided over new skin; some fear pay-to-win, while others find visibility acceptable. Treyarch may be making a big change to one of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's most controversial cosmetics.

This skin is one of the most famous rare skins in Call of Duty: Mobile. Plus, it’s impressively colorful. This Halloween skin for Outrider is notorious for its low drop chance and high price. Players ...

This is the norm for Call of Duty HQ launcher's updates. The new Squid Game crossover includes new operator skins, emblems, calling cards and more for players to earn -- and every single Black Ops ...

As Professor Mark Wang, president of the Chinese Studies Association of Australia, recently remarked: “Even during the Cold War, the opposing superpowers did not stop funding research on each other.