Snoop Dogg's Next Appearance After Super Bowl May Be Warzone
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A supposed leak suggests Snoop Dogg could appear in future Call of Duty: Warzone content as a new playable Operator. Should this prove true, the news would come following Snoop's appearance on stage with Dr. Dre at the halftime show for Super Bowl LVI. Such a move wouldn't surprise too many, though. After all, Snoop Dogg game cameos are the stuff of legend, especially since he featured in 2004's Def Jam: Fight for NY. The icon has also served as a commentator for the likes of UFC 3 and Call of Duty: Ghosts.
Call of Duty: Warzone is no stranger to celebrity guest stars, interestingly enough. In May 2021, for instance, a mid-season update for both Black Ops Cold War andWarzone unleashed an 80s Action Heroes event, complete with two icons from the era acting as playable Operators — Rambo and Die Hard's John McClane. These Legendary Operators, as they were termed, came equipped with classic movie skins, three Legendary Weapon Blueprints, and a character-appropriate finishing move. Apparently, Warzone's Rambo and John McClane content marks only the beginning of the free-to-play shooter's celebrity cameos.
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