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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 La temporada 3 llegará más tarde de lo esperado a principios de abril

By DavidMar 22,2025

Activision ha anunciado una fecha de lanzamiento posterior a la esperada para Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 y la próxima temporada 3 de Warzone . El anuncio oficial, a través de Twitter, afirma:

La temporada 03 es un gran momento para Call of Duty: Warzone y Black Ops 6, y nos tomamos el tiempo para ofrecer una gran experiencia a partir del 3 de abril.

Más por venir después de Call of Duty: el quinto aniversario de Warzone la próxima semana ... pic.twitter.com/tmpjnoybzs

- Call of Duty (@callofduty) 3 de marzo de 2025

La temporada 3 se lanzará el 3 de abril, con más detalles prometidos la próxima semana. Este es un retraso del lanzamiento previamente anticipado el 20 de marzo sugerido por la actual cuenta atrás de Battle Pass.

La anticipación del jugador es alta, alimentada por las burlas de larga data del regreso del mapa de Verdansk esta primavera. Una ventana emergente reciente en el juego insinuó "The Verdansk Collection" que llegó el 10 de marzo, fortaleciendo aún más la especulación sobre el regreso del mapa.

Mientras esperamos la descripción detallada de la temporada de la próxima semana (probablemente coincidiendo con el lanzamiento de la "Colección Verdansk" del 10 de marzo), los jugadores aún pueden disfrutar de las ofertas de la temporada 2: cinco nuevos mapas multijugador, el regreso del juego de armas, nuevas armas y operadores y un evento adolescente de Turtles Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Turtles.

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