The Beard has arrived, and he’s ready for battle with the Thunder. pic.twitter.com/ky3E8TK9Hy
— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) March 7, 2018
The last few weeks have been full of drips of information regarding the new Call of Duty game, which is somewhat ironic considering the rumors have overshadowed the troubled, but relatively underrated CoD: WWII‘s Resistance DLC pack.
Those rumors seem to be onto something, though. Along with a collection of Gamestop SKUs showing “Black Ops 4” T-shirts for sale this fall, we have Houston Rockets star James Harden rocking a Blops 4 hat right on NBA on ESPN.
The only thing more brazen than wearing an unannounced game’s hat in front of millions on TV is Activision’s eschewing of Roman numerals. The stylistic “4” does look just like previous merchandise from the Black Ops games. Take a look:
https://twitter.com/charlieINTEL/status/971182268638089216
Get down to game today and get your hands on some. Call of duty Black ops 3 merch! Pre order now and play the beta! pic.twitter.com/bR4CwWsKzZ
— GAME Hinckley (@GAMEHinckley) May 10, 2015
Additional evidence, like the fact that Black Ops developer Treyarch is on deck to release their next iteration of the blockbuster series, only lends more credence to the rumors. At this point, it’s all but confirmed that Blops… IIII, is the next CoD, and if the rumors (which have been spot-on thus far) are true, it will be set in modern times, so no jet packs for you.
(Via Playstation Lifestyle)
