Rumor: Possible New Call of Duty Black Ops Logo Leaks Online

It looks like the Call of Duty franchise could be making a new logo for the Black Ops subseries four years after the seventeenth main installment of the series was released. Black Ops: Cold War is the last installment of Call of Duty: Black Ops, released on November 13, 2020, and since then, Activision hasn’t worked on another entry of the game.

Call of Duty has been around for 21 years and has gone through a lot of changes, including branding. Over the last two years, Activision’s main focus has been on Modern Warfare and Warzone, with a focus on improving the player’s gaming experience with updates and patch notes. These Call of Duty patch notes for Modern Warfare and Warzone address cheating reports, weapon balance concerns, and gameplay abilities that players face. Activision has also been working on present and on-point branding in an effort to make the franchise more recognizable to fans.

Posted by Legitimategamerz on X (formerly Twitter), the Call of Duty: Black Ops logo could be getting changed to fit the current Call of Duty branding better. Legitimategamerz spotted the new logo in a video shared by Koto showing off the updated look for the Call of Duty franchise. By sharing the video, they showed off a piece of merchandise featuring what looked like an updated logo for the Black Ops series. Koto has collaborated with Call of Duty in recent years to create a new look for the franchise to benefit new content and future entries, which includes the new logo for Modern Warfare 3.

This supposed new logo for Call of Duty: Black Ops is important to players because there have been recent reports that Call of Duty 2024 will be tied to Black Ops. With the Call of Duty 2024 release on the horizon, many fans are eagerly waiting to see what the new installment offers. Rumors suggest that the Black Ops reboot may be set during the Gulf War and could bring back fan-favorite characters like Raul Menendez. According to speculations, Activision wouldn’t be creating a new logo