
- #CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS ZOMBIE PATCH DOWNLOAD PC UPDATE#
- #CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS ZOMBIE PATCH DOWNLOAD PC PATCH#
On a typical 1TB SSD, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War takes up so much space that only a few other games can be downloaded with it before the storage hits capacity.
#CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS ZOMBIE PATCH DOWNLOAD PC PATCH#
Even without being 200GB, the updates continue to pile up the data dedicated to Call of Duty on a console's storage. Call of Duty: Black Ops has just received a brand new patch on the PC platform, taking it to version 1.09 and is now available for download via Valve's Steam digital distribution service.
#CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS ZOMBIE PATCH DOWNLOAD PC UPDATE#
Season 4 Reloaded isn't the only update Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War fans have been hit with this week, as another 17GB update was just pushed yesterday. With so many changes coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, many players may be eager to download the update, but they may be impacted by this glitch if they're on Xbox Series X. Ready, aim, fire The Call of Duty Black Ops Patch is developed by Skid Row and provides updates for the famous first-person shooting game Call of Duty Black. This update includes changes to various weapons, the multiplayer, and Zombies. Today's Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Season 4 "Reloaded" mid-season update brings several new things to the table, but it isn't 200GB worth of new content. RELATED: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Adds Nuke Killstreak To Other Modes

Some Call of Duty fans are being asked to redownload 200 GB worth of Black Ops Cold War data, while others are getting the expected 11.4GB update, the intended size of the update. The latest update for Black Ops Cold War is a big one for fans on Xbox Series X who have noticed a big glitch.Ī glitch is currently causing Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War fans on Xbox Series X to receive a much bigger download than intended. Activision continues to evolve Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War with new updates coming out all the time.
