In a shocking revelation, it appears that Call of Duty (CoD) fans might be getting a taste of nostalgia with the potential return of Black Ops 1 and 2 on current-gen platforms. According to PlayStation Game Size, an account known for monitoring PlayStation's backend updates, mysterious new listings for PS4 and PS5 versions of both games have surfaced on PlayStation servers. These listings, which feature the original game logos, follow a South Korean ratings board posting new listings for both Black Ops games earlier this month, leading to speculation among fans about the possibility of a secret project in progress. With Modern Warfare 4 scheduled for release on the Nintendo Switch later this year and the precedence set by the shadowdrop of the Modern Warfare 2 remaster in 2020, it's being suggested that these games could be dropped unexpectedly during the upcoming Nintendo Direct event. The timing is particularly intriguing given Black Ops 7's recent addition of a Black Ops Classic playlist, which alters gameplay to resemble the original Black Ops games, potentially conditioning players for a return to these titles. However, whether this move is a strategic attempt to boost interest or a bold departure from CoD's usual approach remains to be seen. While CoD has historically steered clear of remastering fan-favorite games due to the potential distraction from newer releases, the underperformance of Black Ops 7 and the impending release of Modern Warfare 4 could make this a shrewd move. If these rumors prove true, fans will be eagerly awaiting confirmation on whether these ports will include the full packages, complete with meaty campaigns, iconic multiplayer modes, and revolutionary Zombies co-op experiences, as well as any DLC content. IGN's news team freelancer Cade Onder is keeping a close eye on this development and will update us as more information becomes available.