Black Ops 1 and 2 PS5 Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops II are both sold on the PlayStation Store as PS4 and PS5 listings. The PlayStation Store shows a release date of 7/9/2026 for the Black Ops II listing, so these are recent console releases of older games.

The prices below are US list prices. A limited-time launch sale was reported by gaming press in July 2026, so you may see a lower price at certain moments. This page lists the regular price, and the store page is the place to confirm what you will pay.

Each game is sold as its own product, not as a bundle.

The two games cost the same on the PlayStation Store. If you want both, you buy two separate listings, and the total is the sum of the two prices.

The base games do not include the season passes. The PlayStation Store lists a Season Pass for each game as a separate add-on.

Gaming coverage at launch noted that the base game price did not include the map pack content, which is why the passes matter if you want the full set. Check each store listing for what the pass covers before buying it.

Add the four listings together to see the full cost of everything on the PlayStation Store: both base games and both season passes. Because each item is priced separately, you can also buy one game and decide on its pass later.

The PlayStation Store also lists an Ultimate Customization Bundle for Black Ops II as a free add-on, which is worth claiming if you buy that game.

The PC versions on Steam are older and have their own pricing, which is shown here for comparison only.

The PlayStation prices are in line with these Steam figures. Platform and region can still change the price you see, so look at your own storefront.

Both PlayStation Store listings state that PlayStation Plus is required for online play. That subscription is a separate cost,. The listings also say cross-generation multiplayer between PS4 and PS5 players is supported, and that cross-platform play with non-PlayStation platforms is not.

• Sales: PlayStation Plus members were offered launch discounts, according to press coverage. Regular prices apply otherwise.
• Season passes: They are extra for each game.
• Region: Prices here are for the US storefront.

Figures on this page come from PlayStation Store and PlayStation Store.

Gaming outlets pointed out that the PlayStation prices are the same as the base prices on other platforms, and that the season passes are sold separately. For players who remember the original releases, that means the complete content set costs more than the base game price suggests.

That is the main thing to plan for. Add the base game and the matching season pass for each title, and decide whether you want the extra maps before you spend. If you only want to play the core game, the base listing is all you need.

Also check which version you are buying. The listings cover both PS4 and PS5. The store page lists the supported features for your console.