The Call of Duty menus have finally been given an overhaul ready for Black Ops 6, but players still hate the new layout.

History aside, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has perhaps usurpingly been banned from release in Kuwait or, more specifically, it has not been “approved for release” in the country. This is according to Activision, who relayed word of the intervention a week out from release.

Black Ops 6 is coming out on October 25, and the game has leaned heavily on historical figures and the post-Cold War chaos in its marketing materials. It would be easy to think that such reliance on history was going somewhere.

Over the last few Call of Duty games, the riot shield has met with consistent calls for it to be either nerfed or pulled from the game. It’s a particular favorite of the Modern

The Replacer from Black Ops 2 ad campaign returns in Black Ops 6 mailboxes. Black Ops 6 brings back classic maps like Nuketown, but also controversial perks. The game adds new features like omnidirectional movement while maintaining some signature elements.