- Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 are now available on PS5 for $40 each.
- Purchasing both games will cost $80, and acquiring all the DLC will bring the total to $140.
- For PlayStation Plus subscribers, the games are available for $20 each and their season passes for $9 each, totaling about $60.
- The discount for PlayStation Plus subscribers is valid until August 6.
- There are no new features with these ports, and crossplay is not available.
- Wager matches and theater mode have been removed from the games, as reported by CharlieIntel.
- Players will have full access to the campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies modes, with no changes to the content.
Activision has released Black Ops 1 and 2 on PS5 for $40 each, with a combined cost of $80 for both games. However, the complete experience, including all DLC, costs $140, a steep price for titles originally launched over a decade ago.123
For PlayStation Plus subscribers, there is a discounted bundle available for about $60, which includes both games at $20 each and their season passes at $9 each. This offer is valid until August 6, providing players with a limited-time opportunity to save.456
Despite the new platform, there are no new features in these ports, and players will not have access to crossplay. Notably, wager matches and theater mode have been removed, as reported by CharlieIntel, which aligns with earlier trophy list leaks. Players will still have full access to the campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies modes, but the overall experience remains unchanged from the original releases.789
As the gaming community evaluates the value of these classic titles on modern consoles, the lack of enhancements may lead to mixed reactions among fans who expected more from this re-release.
“Players can purchase both games for $40 each, totaling $80, while the complete experience, including DLC, costs $140. PlayStation Plus subscribers can access a discount, bringing the total to about $60, but the games lack new features and crossplay.”
