Image via Activision Blizzard Ana ... during the "what's next" discussion is the flame thrower." The team confirmed they'd love to add one into the game, but this may take time as u/Blizz_Hudson ...

With the game’s release date around the corner, Activision has announced a limited ... of Hell” weapon blueprints, the “Foe's Flame” vinyl, and the “Dark Familiar” Emblem.

To put a long story short, this guild gained "world first" on WoW's latest patch raid, Undermine(d), by taking advantage of some developer spells. They got banned, made new accounts, reversed their ...

Activision is once again in trouble with fans over generative AI. Just one week after it admitted to using generative AI in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 for a number of assets, the publisher is now being ...

Activision has confirmed some in-game content in Call of Duty has been created using generative AI. As spotted by Call of Duty account CharlieIntel, the Steam page for the game's launcher ...

Like EA’s Skate, Activision’s Tony Hawk series, once a sports video game mainstay, had tapered off as the company and its subsidiary studios focused on producing NBA 2K and non-sports games ...

Game-maker Activision disclosed that it used generative AI in order to “help develop some in game assets,” for the game ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,’ per the notice on its Steam page.

The confirmation comes after fans noticed visual inconsistencies in some of the game's artwork, leading to accusations that Activision was using AI to cut costs and replace human artists.

When Vicarious Visions was absorbed into Activision’s other studios to work on other IP, it looked bleak despite rumors that another game might be in the works. A few years after the impeccable ...

The use of AI inside of game development is a touchy subject for many fans, including fans of the Call of Duty franchise, which Activision has now confirmed includes some AI-generated content.

Her work has been featured on CNN, NBC, NPR, the BBC, Mashable and more. Game maker Activision Blizzard confirmed that some of the visuals inside some of its most popular titles are generated by AI.

(Xbox on Twitter also replied with the same emoji.) Why did this appear in a Call of Duty game? Well, remember that before Activision was a Call of Duty machine, it published all the past Tony ...