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Call of Duty series publisher Activision has officially announced that it is celebrating 50 years of hip-hop by adding Nicki Minaj, Snoop Dog and 21 Savage to the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone. The difference between characters in Modern Warfare II and Warzone is only visual and the gamers might not see Minaj finishing enemies with different weapons.

However, the appearance of 21 Savage is still unknown and is likely to be revealed before the start of Season 5 of Modern Warfare II and Warzone in August. This is not the first time that Call of Duty has received avatars of real individuals or even rappers. Snoop Dog is already playable in Call of Duty: Mobile, Call of Duty: Vanguard, and the previous generation Warzone.

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Not only that, but the next season, which will be released on August 2, will include a slew of new additions, including new weapons such as the ISO submachine gun and the 5.45x39mm AN-94 assault rifle, as well as customisation options that will allow users to battle enemies on the Battlefield.

Multiplayer gaming fans will also get new maps, including Livestock, Petrov Oil Rig, and Harbour, while Warzone 2.0 fans can get their hands on the Verdansk Stadium, complete with roaming train action.

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With this move, Call of Duty continues to develop fresh improvements that players will enjoy, and embrace pop culture, music, and a variety of new elements for gamers all over the world.

Meanwhile, Sony has set a new sales benchmark, as the company has announced that it has sold over 40 million PS5 consoles ever since it was launched in the global market.