Two years after the last go around, The Terminator has returned to Call of Duty with two new skins arriving as part of Season 2. Here’s the full rundown on what’s included and how to get a hold of them.

Like any big live-service game in the modern era, CoD doesn’t shy away from crossover opportunities when they arise. Be it Attack on Titan or even the NBA, we’ve seen all manner of collaborations over the years and there’s no signs of it slowing down anytime soon.

Two new skins from the legendary sci-fi franchise Terminator have been added, including a new-look Arnie along with a chilling T-800 join during the Black Ops 6 era. Here’s everything you need to know.

How to get new Terminator skins in Warzone & Black Ops 6

The new skins are available through The Terminator Tracer Pack Bundle in the in-game store for 3,000 CoD Points(approximately $30 USD).

These skins launched on February 6 alongside The Terminator event, which runs until February 20, giving players two weeks to grab the bundles before the event ends.

The Terminator Operator comes boasting two Ultra-tier skins based on designs from the first movie in the series. On top of the two skins, the bundle also includes a range of other rewards including unique Tracer Blueprints, emotes, and more. Below is the full list of what’s on offer:

Tracer Pack Bundle – The Terminator:

• Model T-800 Operator Skin
• Endo Titanium Core Operator skin
• Retaliator GPR 91 Weapon Blueprint
• Jurisdiction Marine SP Weapon Blueprint
• AMES 85 Weapon Blueprint
• Fate Maker GS45 Weapon Blueprint
• T-800 Style Finishing Move
• Tracking…Tracking… Emote
• What Pain? Emblem
• Looking Fly Calling Card

So buying the Terminator Tracer Bundle in the CoD store is the only way to get your hands on these exclusive Operator skins. But, with a dedicated event spanning February 6-20, there are also 12 smaller rewards on offer for free as part of various challenges.

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However, these the event has been criticized by players for being a “waste of time” and the brand-new T-800 skins has left players outraged over being deemed “pay-to-win” in Black Ops 6 and Warzone.