Activision is paying close attention to Battlefield 6, but they aren't worried about it as they believe Call Of Duty is "too ...

To protect against cheaters, both "Battlefield 6" and "Call of Duty Black Ops 7" require UEFI Secure Boot. Fans must activate ...

Black Ops 7 is setting a new standard for PC security by making TPM 2.0 modules and Secure Boot mandatory. These features work with Activision’s Ricochet anti-cheat system, which operates at the ...

Activision has announced that Call of Duty Black Ops 7 will require secure boot and TPM 2.0 when it launches on PC later this ...

While TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot are not currently required to play available Call of Duty games, Activision notes that both ...

Black Ops 7 will only be playable on systems where both features are enabled, potentially locking out thousands of legitimate players whose hardware doesn’t support TPM or who simply prefer not to use ...

The “Secure Boot is not enabled” error in Battlefield 6 commonly occurs when Secure Boot is disabled in your system’s BIOS or ...

The Battlefield 6 Open Beta is currently live as part of the Early Access phase and will be open to the community in the ...

The team behind Call of Duty isn't flinching at Battlefield 6's immense hype, believing they are too big to fail.

Ahead of Battlefield 6's beta going live, tens of thousands of players are already sitting in a server queue, so the hype's definitely real.

Despite the growing hype, the company is confident that Call of Duty will maintain its throne — and that Battlefield poses no real threat to its dominance.

Activision reportedly is not fazed by EA's incoming Battlefield 6, with internal sources aptly saying that Call of Duty is essentially 'too big to fail' ...