Jon Nicholson is a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in publications such as Billings Gazette Communications and Stealth Optional. His articles primarily focus on video game news and updates, particularly in the realm of Call of Duty and Warzone. Jon provides detailed information on patch notes, game modes, events, and strategies for players.
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Jon Nicholson's coverage primarily revolves around gaming, with a focus on "Call of Duty," updates, and multiplayer games. He seems to be interested in providing instructional content (how-to guides), reviews of games or game updates, as well as covering events related to the gaming industry.
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Call of Duty has banned over 130,000 hackers since launching Ranked Play but it's still not enough to curb the cheating problem.
An iconic SMG set to return in Call of Duty Season 2's update isn't the weapon everyone thinks is coming back.
By: Jon Nicholson
The Warzone Season 2 update has delayed upcoming content while developers fix foundational issues with the battle royale.
By: Jon Nicholson
Call of Duty's esports scene has numerous players competing on the big stage for life-changing amounts of money.
Call of Duty Season 2 has gone all in on nostalgia by including two iconic weapons from previous annual releases.
The topic of skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) in Call of Duty continues to spark debate among players.
The next Call of Duty crossover is the perfect example of Activision rinsing and repeating old ideas from previous releases.
By: Jon Nicholson
The Call of Duty franchise changed significantly in March 2020 following the launch of Warzone, Activision's take on the battle royale formula where
To create the best gameplay experience, Call of Duty is no stranger to taking ideas from other games and adapting them to work in the latest annual release.
By: Jon Nicholson
Black Ops 6 Season 2 is finally putting all of its focus on multiplayer instead of prioritising the success of Warzone.
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