The now Microsoft-owned franchise will be available for streaming on GeForce Now at launch, a first for the Call of Duty series.

Gamers won't need a console or a PC in order to play Call of Duty Black Ops 6 thanks to cloud game streaming via Project xCloud and NVIDIA GeForce Now.

NVIDIA GeForce NOW is gearing up to supply subscribers with the latest game in the Call of Duty franchise, as Black Ops 6 will be streamable on launch

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be available on the Nvidia streaming service on October 25, according to Activision.

Twitch streamer Reidboyy becomes the world's first player to unlock a gold weapon camo for the XM4 in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. The content creator and streamer was also the world's first player to unlock the coveted interstellar camo in Modern Warfare 3.

Black Ops 6 is rolling out across the world (in New Zealand first, as is Call of Duty tradition), and fans are already getting stuck into the shooter’s annual camo grind. For one Call of Duty streamer the race is on for world firsts — with one in the bag already.