Musical legend and avid gamer Snoop Dogg has been revealed as an upcoming Operator in Warzone, Vanguard, and CoD Mobile.

Superstar rapper Snoop Dogg is officially making his way to Call of Duty via Warzone, Vanguard, and CoD Mobile, and here’s how to get the new Operator skin.

Following the news of Snoop Dogg signing to the renowned FaZe Clan, Call of Duty is set to honor the artist with a new Operator skin that will be available across Warzone, Vanguard, and CoD Mobile.

There are sure to be some interesting details involving the bundle including Snoop Dogg-themed items so here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming Snoop Dogg Call of Duty Operator.

After teasing his arrival, the Call of Duty devs have officially revealed the Snoop Dogg operator coming to Warzone, Vanguard, and CoD: Mobile.

According to the official Call of Duty blog regarding Snoop Dogg’s arrival as an Operator, Snoop Dogg is set to arrive in Vanguard and Warzone on April 19, 2022, and CoD Mobile on April 1, a couple of weeks earlier.

As you can see from the images, there are two versions of the Snoop Dogg Operator, this is because the Mobile version is completely separate to the Warzone and Vanguard version, so don’t expect to get it on all three platforms after purchasing.

While some may be confused by the two dates, the fact that they add up to April 20, is incredibly on-brand for Snoop Dogg as it falls on 4/20.

The Warzone and Vanguard version of the Snoop Dogg Operator bundle will include a full Operator progression track and ten items, three of which are exclusive to Vanguard.

The rewards include the following: “Rewards across these 20 levels of Operator progression include Weapon XP for Snoop’s preferred weapon from Vanguard, three alternate outfits, and other cosmetic items.”

The Doggfather is returning to Call of Duty 😤#SnoopDogg | https://t.co/b75uJIREwh pic.twitter.com/dOXenDeMae

As well as all this, for those who enjoyed his cameo in Call of Duty: Ghosts with his own announcer voiceover pack, this Operator also comes with all new lines recorded by the rapper himself for his Operator.

That’s all the information we currently have on the operator, but as more information comes out and the Operator officially drops on April 19, we will be sure to update this piece and let you know how you can buy it.

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Activision have confirmed that Call of Duty: Warzone is coming to mobile. We have all the latest news and information about Warzone Mobile.

CoD: Mobile has been extremely successful, and now Activision are looking to make a mobile version of Warzone. Here’s everything we know about it, including its studios, potential maps, and more.

Activision have dominated the first-person shooter market with their Call of Duty games. Titles like Modern Warfare (2019), Black Ops Cold War, Vanguard, and Warzone have a solid fanbase.

CoD: Mobile is also massively successful, and now the developers are looking to make another hand-held title. They have plans to make a Warzone game that will be available on mobile.

Here’s everything we know about Call of Duty Warzone: Mobile so far.

At the time of writing, we do not have any confirmed information concerning the release date of Warzone Mobile. Activision confirmed on March 10 that the game is in development, but they’ve not provided the release date yet.

Prior to the official announcement of the game, a few leaks suggested that the handheld battle royale game could see a release as early as 2022. However, this is purely speculation, and we’ll be sure to update you as soon as we know the official release date.

The topic of conversation was really put under the spotlight when Activision officially announced that Warzone is coming to mobile. Along with the announcement, Activision also declared that they will be hiring individuals to work on the project.

Activision are aiming to hire talented individuals to help work on the game. “From production roles to engineering, design, art, marketing, and more, we’re looking for game-makers, passionate fans, and genuinely awesome people to join our diverse team, inspired to deliver the next world-class mobile gaming experience to fans,” they announced.

We are building Call of Duty® Warzone™ for mobile! Apply today for exciting roles across the development and publishing teams! More Information Here: https://t.co/3C39S1ITeI pic.twitter.com/J0rOw5W7eO

If you’re interested in being a part of the team that is tasked to develop Warzone Mobile, then you can visit Activision’s job board to see if any of the roles align with your skills.

Activision have gathered several notable gaming studios and teams to work on the project. Solid State Studios (Activision’s new internal mobile team), Digital Legends, Beenox, Activision Shanghai, and Demonware will all come together to develop Warzone Mobile.

While Activision haven’t officially revealed the locations that Warzone Mobile players will be able to drop into, a report from Call of Duty data miner ‘TheGhostOfHope, hints that the classic Verdansk map will make its return.

The leaker also claimed that the Verdansk in Warzone Mobile will be an alternative version of the classic map, featuring a mix of certain familiar POIs that fans have seen before along with some new locations.

However, this is just a leak and none of this information has been officially verified by Activision yet. So, it’s worth taking it with a grain of salt until the developers confirm the return of Verdansk.

For more Call of Duty content, check out JGOD’s method to fully level Warzone weapons in “under an hour” or our hub on the next Vanguard & Warzone Pacific Double XP event.

The Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2022 has been confirmed, so here’s how to compete for the $2 million prize pool.

The Call of Duty World Championship returns in 2022, inviting players from around the world to enter and compete for the massive $2 million prize pool and in-game rewards.

As the Call of Duty League rages on in Vanguard’s multiplayer, Call of Duty Mobile players will soon be able to take part in the World Championship 2022 and compete for the lion’s share of the huge $2 million prize pool.

The tournament will be open to any player across Latin America, India, Europe, Japan, and North America. Matt Lewis, Activision’s Vice President of Mobile, said: “With all-new rewards and a prize pool of over $2 million dollars, everyone is invited to enjoy this year’s championships.”

Here’s everything you need to know about the Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2022, including how to compete, the in-game rewards you can earn, as well as how to watch it.

The Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2022’s Open Qualifiers kick-off on March 31, with the in-game Solo Qualifiers taking place “each weekend from March 31 through April 24, 2022.” You’ll be able to compete directly from the app, so just jump in once Stage 1 goes live.

Players who complete ten Ranked Play matches and earn 60 points will Qualify for May 12‘s Team Play Stage 2. Here, they can progress to the Regional Qualifiers and “get new in-game rewards every week.”

Even if you don’t think you’re a world-class player, it’s worth trying out as you’ll earn in-game rewards just for competing.

Players can earn a ton of in-game rewards for taking part in Stage 1 and Stage 2 of CoD Mobile’s World Championship 2022, including unique weapon camos, Operator skins, Frame, and Calling Card.

There will be a unique weapon skin for each region, and separate Operator skins called ‘Local Legend’ and ‘Main Event.’ But players can also earn a unique Frame and Calling Card for taking part, with CoD Points and weapon XP also being teased in the trailer.

You can check out all of the confirmed rewards in the trailer embedded below.

You won’t be able to watch the World Championship until August 2022, where the Regional Playoffs will be broadcast on the CoD Mobile Esports YouTube channel.

We’ll have more info, including the start time and the stream, once the Regional Qualifiers conclude and the Playoffs approach.

Be sure to also check out the fastest-killing guns in CoD Mobile Season 2, and our ranking of every weapon in the game.

Here’s everything we know about CoD Mobile Season 3, including the potential release date as well as the leaked maps and game modes.

CoD Mobile Season 3 is set to bring new maps, weapons, modes, as well as other fun content. Here’s everything we know about this update, including the potential release date.

CoD Mobile Season 2 brought a plethora of fun content such as new weapons like the JAK-12 Shotgun, the Hardhat multiplayer map from the Modern Warfare series, and other neat additions.

Now, fans are eagerly awaiting all the new changes that will arrive in CoD Mobile Season 3. The new update will bring brand-new maps, game modes, and other fun content that has yet to be revealed.

Here’s everything we know about CoD Mobile Season 3 so far.

At the time of writing, the release date for CoD Mobile Season 3 has not been officially confirmed, but we can make an educated guess based on previous seasons along with the Season 2 Battle Pass.

Typically, a new update starts as soon as the previous one comes to an end, and the Season 2 Task Force 141 Battle Pass is scheduled to conclude on Friday, April 1. This means that CoD Mobile Season 3 will likely begin on April 2.

However, it’s important to keep in mind that this is just an educated guess, and Battle Passes can always be extended. We’ll be sure to update you as soon as the official release date is announced.

While the CoD Mobile developers haven’t officially announced the new Season 3 content, some files found in the latest Test Server build may have revealed a few of the new additions that will arrive in the update.

The new content found in the test includes Black Ops Cold War’s Satellite map, set at a satellite crash site beside a big rock formation in the Angolan desert. Players that control the high ground in the middle of this map would be at an advantage during battles.

However, this is just a leak, so it’s worth taking this information with a grain of salt until the developers officially announce its arrival. If Satellite is in CoD Mobile Season 3, then we might see it get a slight redesign with new additions.

It appears that the developers may also be planning to bring back another Black Ops Cold War map for CoD Mobile Season 3, as the official Twitter account for the game seemingly teased the arrival of Miami.

💃🕺 Onto the next identified location, but first… we dance! 🔜 Coming soon to #CODMobile! pic.twitter.com/MkzzpMBRQt

The teaser shared by the developers showcases palm trees and vibrant colors flashing with confirmation that this map is “coming soon” to CoD Mobile. While it’s a bit difficult to see clearly, the teaser seems to feature Miami’s Cold War design.

At the time of writing, it’s unclear whether this will be the full-scale map as seen in Black Ops Cold War or if the developers are planning to introduce a smaller Strike version in CoD Mobile Season 3.

🐌 Please excuse the slow download speeds… 🖥 The hardware is a little outdated. 💥 New weapon coming soon to #CODMobile! pic.twitter.com/Uwxz8G65rl

The early test build also revealed multiple weapons and pieces of equipment that might arrive as part of the next big update, including one of Black Ops Cold War’s fast-firing SMGs; the Mac-10.

This weapon has made appearances in multiple Call of Duty titles over the years, and the CoD Mobile developers seemingly teased its potential Season 3 arrival in a new tweet on March 13.

They announced a new weapon for the game with an image showcasing the outline of an SMG on a computer monitor. Upon looking closely, the design of the gun seems to resemble the Mac-10, so we may see it added in the Season 3 update.

The early test build also seems to hint at the arrival of the Koshka Sniper Rifle from Black Ops 4, as well as the Kali Sticks Melee Weapon from Modern Warfare 2019. These could join CoD Mobile in the Season 3 launch or in a future update.

Some leaks claim that a new piece of equipment may arrive in the new season, and this item will resemble a smoke grenade. It will emit deadly radiation that burns nearby targets and reduces their maximum health for a short duration.

A few players pointed out this description sounds similar to the abilities of the specialist Krystof ‘Firebreak’ Hejek from Black Ops 4. This has led to fans wondering whether this is intentional or just a coincidence.

However, this is all based on leaks and speculation, so it’s worth taking this information with a grain of salt until the CoD Mobile developers officially confirm the arrival of these weapons and piece of equipment.

The new map "Satellite", along with the "Ground War 12v12" mode, will appear in the next beta testing. Soldiers can use vehicles such as motorcycles, assault vehicles, as well as tanks and will be able to carry out air strikes. pic.twitter.com/KZYflZXg9e

The CoD Mobile Test Server build also hinted at the arrival of the Ground War game mode in Season 3. This big-team playlist pits players against each other in 12v12 matches across large maps.

These files also suggest that players could have access to motorcycles, assault vehicles, and tanks in this game mode. However, this is all speculation based on leaks, and none of this has been officially confirmed yet.

We’ll be sure to update this article with more information about CoD Mobile Season 3 as soon as it’s announced, so be sure to check back with us in the coming weeks!

For more CoD Mobile content, check out our piece on CoD Mobile’s fastest killing guns in Season 2.

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