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What CoD Black Ops Cold War’s Download & Install Size Is

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2020’s entry in the Call of Duty series, Black Ops Cold War, is just a few days from launching alongside a new generation of consoles. As you’d expect, it’s going to take up a lot of room on your hardrive, whether that’s a shiny new SSD or not. So that you can plan for the space needed, here’s everything you need to know about what CoD Black Ops Cold War’s download and install size is.

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Before we get to the full sizes, it’s worth noting that you can once again choose to install just parts of Black Ops Cold War. Finished the campaign and want to free up some space on your system yet still be able to play multiplayer? That’s nice and easy to do in game, or via the PS5’s system menu if you’re playing on that system.

CoD Black Ops Cold War’s Download & Install Size

Below are the download sizes on all consoles:

  • Xbox One: 93GB
  • Xbox Series X|S: 136GB
  • PC: 35GB (Multiplayer Only) / 82GB (Full Game) / 125GB (Full Game on Ultra Graphics) download.
  • PlayStation 4: 95GB
  • PlayStation 5: 133GB

However, you can expect the CoD Black Ops Cold War install size to change sometime soon, and potentially dramatically. Call of Duty games have a tendency to grow in size as more and more updates are released.

As changes are made to the game and more content is added, the amount of space that Black Ops Cold War takes up on your system will increase, so be prepared for that. On next-gen consoles, that process should be easier, since you won’t have to replace huge parts of the game when downloading updates.

Also, a potential day-one update could also increase the download and install size. If it gets significantly bigger post-launch, we’ll be sure to warn you here.

That’s everything you need to know about what CoD Black Ops Cold War’s download and install size is. For more tips and tricks on the game once it’s out, check back for our wiki guide or search for Twinfinite.

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Tom Hopkins

A Film and English graduate from London who plays far too much FIFA. Playing Games since 1999. Favorite Genres: Third-Person Action, Racing, and Narrative-Driven.

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