Updated
Updated · Eurogamer.net · Jul 13
Activision Prices Black Ops 1 and 2 PS4/PS5 Ports at £35 Each as Upgrades Barely Change
Updated
Updated · Eurogamer.net · Jul 13

Activision Prices Black Ops 1 and 2 PS4/PS5 Ports at £35 Each as Upgrades Barely Change

3 articles · Updated · Eurogamer.net · Jul 13

Summary

  • £35 apiece for Black Ops 1 and 2 — £122 with both season passes — has driven player backlash after the PS4 and PS5 ports launched with few meaningful improvements.
  • 1080p output, no 4K, no 120Hz, no PS5-specific features and no modern options like an FOV slider led Digital Foundry to call the releases "low effort."
  • £26 season passes are sold separately rather than bundled, though PlayStation Plus cuts each game to £17.49 and each pass to £8.57 until August 6, bringing the full package to £52.12.
  • Activision later clarified on X that PS4 and PS5 players can matchmake together, and season-pass owners can still join non-owners except when playing DLC maps.

Insights

Why are gamers paying premium prices for old games with minimal upgrades?
When other studios deliver quality remasters, why did this beloved series get a basic port?