Gameplay in One in the Chamber. Gameplay in Hardpoint. Gameplay in Gun Game. Gameplay in Kill Confirmed. Gameplay in Demolition. As such, dozens of Black Ops multiplayer maps have been created, from icons like Firing Range and Summit to forgotten classics like Kowloon and Promenade.
However, no map is quite as legendary as Nuketown. Love or hate the chaotic, cramped gameplay of the map, a Nuketown map or even two or three is guaranteed with every release of a Call of Duty: Black Ops game. From the nuke that goes off to the end of the match to the two classic houses and buses in between, nearly every CoD fan knows the map by heart. Many veteran Call of Duty fans would argue that the original appearance of Nuketown is the best, and nostalgia may not be the only motivation for that.
There is something about the simplicity of the very first version of Nuketown that just feels right, whether it be the classic yellow and green houses or the empty desert around the area that players are fighting in. The first version of the map even features a fun Rolling Stones easter egg as well, which can be triggered by shooting the map's speakers in quick succession.
It is hard not to appreciate such a classic CoD location, and it would certainly seem that many players do based on the love that people have shown for the map over the many years since its inception. When people think Nuketown, often it is this first version of the map that comes to mind. With almost every adaptation of Nuketown playing the same and only being different aesthetically, it is hard to beat the classic Cold War vibes given off by the one that started it all.
The sequel to the original Black Ops also included a sequel to Nuketown, with the map looking quite different this time around. To view reviews within a date range, please click and drag a selection on a graph above or click on a specific bar.
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Loading reviews Review Filters. Create widget. Popular user-defined tags for this product:? Sign In Sign in to add your own tags to this product. But science has spoken, and it says something a little different. A small map consisting of two houses, two gardens, two buses in the middle, and not much else. One of the most infamous and popular Call of Duty maps was of course Nuketown.
A small map consisting of two houses, two gardens, two buses in the middle , and not much else. Based on the most popular map from the most successful FPS franchise ever, Call of Duty, Nuketown is modeled after the now infamous pop up towns in the American Southwest used to test the destructive impact of Nuclear bombs on our enemies in WWII. Inspired by the movie Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull , the map is designed to be a nuclear testing facility modeled after s suburban America.
Indiana Jones, surviving a nuclear blast unscathed by locking himself up inside a lead-lined fridge. Call of Duty: Black Ops: The multiplayer map « Nuketown » is directly inspired by the Doom Town testing site from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull , complete with mannequins, and an atomic bomb suspended in a cradle.
It was available for free on November 13th to anyone who pre-ordered the game, purchased a launch copy, or purchased the Hardened edition or the « Care Package » limited special edition of the game.
The Nuketown bundle released on Wednesday, November 24th, for Black ops: Cold War and gifted players with the fan-favorite map. Despite Nuketown having a populated city around it, the nukes still hit whenever a match reaches its conclusion. While the radiation from the initial detonation is setting everything nearby on fire, the surface of the water will harmlessly evaporate.
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