In May, Godzilla and King Kong will appear in Call of Duty: Warzone: Watch video

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Activision has officially unveiled Operation Monarch, a new event coming to Call of Duty: Warzone that will feature King Kong and Godzilla, as expected. The struggle between the two huge monsters was depicted in the teaser, which was released on the game's official social media accounts, and it concludes with the reveal date of the crossover, which is slated for May 11.

The trailer can be viewed here and below:

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🟫 The Battle Begins May 11 😶‍🌫️

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This revised area, located between Mine and Ruins, now contains the remnants of Serpentine creatures from Kong: Skull Island. The Runway, Peak, and Lagoon have all gotten some cosmetic and structural upgrades.

Call of Duty: Warzone, a free-to-play battle royale game, is now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. A version for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S has been announced for 2022, with a mobile version also in the works.

In other developments, legendary musician Snoop Dogg debuted in Warzone on April 19, along with a new "Bong Ripper" sniper gun and other cannabis references.

Activision has banned about 20,000 Call of Duty: Warzone players after detecting a popular trick. According to Motherboard, Activision took action against users of a specific trick known as EngineOwning, including a well-known Twitch streamer who was banned in the middle of a game.

In an effort to reduce cheating on PC, new free-to-play gamers must authenticate their accounts by SMS. Activision said earlier this year that it has blacklisted over 70,000 Call of Duty: Warzone cheaters.

"We take all forms of cheating extremely seriously, and keeping a level and fair playing field for everyone is one of our top goals," the publisher stated. "We've been implementing account bans since the first day Warzone was released."