Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is getting closer to launch and the anticipation continues to build. While the game is set to introduce features and content never before seen in the series, a new detail proves that Activision is really pushing the envelope this time around.

Recent Call of Duty games are notorious for not using the real names of various weapons for several unclear reasons. However, a content creator who recently sampled the upcoming game revealed that some weapons will retain their real names this time around.

According to French-speaking YouTuber Skyrroz, who got to try out the upcoming game, some weapons, like the AS Val, will keep their real names. Considering the recent trend of Call of Duty games, where most of the weapon names have been slightly changed, this is a bold move by the developers.

While it has never been officially confirmed why Call of Duty games don't use real weapon names, most people speculate that it is due to copyright issues. If you're not aware, games need permission to use their original names, which is why many games change their names a bit.