"Black Ops 6 Cheaters Eject Players; Activision's Fix Claims Debunked"

A video demonstrating the operation of a tool that enables hackers to remove players from Black Ops 6 matches surfaced online in late January. The latest video showing the utility was taken from the Black Ops 6 multiplayer beta, according to Activision's response to the video.

Before BO6 was released in November, the vulnerability was fixed. The team always looks into complaints regarding these utilities, and the game's current state is not reflected in this video.

Players claim that Activision is blatantly lying, as hackers continue to use the utility. As evidence, a video was provided of the program being used during a match on the Nuketown map, which was added to Black Ops 6 a week after the game's release.

Black Ops 6 was the top-selling game in the US last year, according to Circana analysts. For 16 consecutive years, the Call of Duty series has been the top-ranked game in the United States. EA Sports College Football 25, which was released on consoles in July, was the most played sports game in the United States.

In 2024, U.S. gamers' spending decreased 1.1% year over year, but Circana ascribes this to a decline in hardware demand, while spending on add-ons and services rose 2% and 6%, respectively. The second season of Black Ops 6 and Warzone 2, which has a ninja theme and crossover with the "Terminator" universe, will premiere on January 28.