It may cost nearly $90 to unlock all of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s TMNT content – Video Games Chronicle
A single character bundle will likely cost $19.99 of premium currencyIt may cost nearly $90 to unlock all of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles content, with individual characters likely costing around $20 each.Season 02 Reloaded of Black Ops 6 launches today, including two new multiplayer maps, six new weapons and various other features.Fans of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, however, will be most interested in the addition of a new collaboration which allows players to buy operator skins for each half-shelled hero so they can be controlled in the game.It appears each Turtle is being sold separately, however, meaning players who want to collect the full set of TMNT content for the game will likely have to spend more than the total cost of Black Ops 6 itself.Each hero is being sold in its own premium bundle, and while their prices have yet to be confirmed, PC Gamer points out that the standard pricing Activision has used for previous collaborations has been 2,400 COD points per premium bundle.As such, assuming this is the same, players who want all four Turtles will need 9,600 COD Points. On top of this, the premium TMNT event pass, which lets players unlock Master Splinter and numerous other TMNT items, costs a further 1,100 COD points, meaning a total of 10,700 COD Points for all the TMNT content.Assuming a player has no COD Points, then, the cheapest way to buy 10,700 COD Points is to buy a pack of 9,500 Points, 1,100 Points and 200 Points for a total price of $86.97.This isn’t the first time a TMNT collaboration has left fans out of pocket. Street Fighter 6 got a TMNT crossover in 2023, which didn’t include the Turtles as playable fighters but instead allowed players to buy Turtle costumes for their avatars.The price to buy all the TMNT content released for Street Fighter 6 came to a total $99.98 in premium currency.We sometimes publish affiliate links on VGC. For more information read our affiliate linking policy.Scottish games journalist and author with 18 years of experience, formerly of Official Nintendo Magazine UK & CVG.Join the conversation!Already a patron? Click the button below to log in with Patreon. Not a member yet? Visit our Patreon page to become a patron and get access to community discussions and other exclusive benefits.No comments yet. Be the first to join the discussion!© 1981 Media Ltd. All Rights Reserved.No part of this site or its content may be reproduced without the permission of the copyright holder.Website by 44 Bytes
