Call of Duty: Black Ops News

Box art for what could be 2013's Call of Duty appears in supermarket listing.

eSports team Quantic Gaming disbands; over 20 players left teamless.

Storm-related power outages at Activision's New York-based data centers impacting online play for all Guitar Hero games, numerous Call of Duty titles.

Activision's 2010 first-person shooter hitting Apple computers courtesy of regular series publisher Aspyr Media this fall at retail and online.

Supposed in-game Call of Duty shots from special effects company depict quadrotor drone; China, Japan, and Afghanistan settings teased.

Video on Call of Duty official website points to future setting for next entry in shooter series; might include remote-controlled quadrotor drone.

Teaser page reveals forthcoming announcement for popular first-person shooter series to be made next week.

Advertisement teases May 2 announcement from Treyarch and Activision, "Return for Debriefing" tagline points to oft-rumored Black Ops sequel.

Spanish retailer indicates Activision's unannounced Call of Duty sequel being readied for release during typical launch window.

Employee at contract art studio Nerve Software lists Black Ops sequel as a project currently in development.

Product listing for Activision's next first-person shooter sequel spotted on retailer's French website, suggests return to Cold War-era combat.

EA Sports' arcade football game leads Sony's monthly sales chart; NBA Jam, Mortal Kombat collection, Infamous: Festival of Blood, and Sonic CD round out top five.

The UK's top games award ceremony releases the shortlist for its one accolade chosen by the general public.

Physical software, hardware, accessories come in at $17.02 billion; total software including digital sales falls 2 percent.

Black Ops, Modern Warfare 3, and Modern Warfare 2 take top three spots on Xbox Live popularity list; Full House Poker most purchased Arcade title of the year.

Search engine giant lists Activision Blizzard shooter brands as most popular this year; Halo: Reach, Super Mario, Mortal Kombat round out top five.

Capcom's monster-killing game for PSP and PS3 nabs Sony Japan's highest awards; Black Ops and Modern Warfare 2 also top winners in User's Choice category.

Pro gaming organization says average reach among 18-to-24-year-old males greater than Comedy Central, MTV, TBS, FX.