Call Of Duty®: Black Ops III - Zombies Chronicles

Posted : admin | On 19-04-2021

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Developer: Treyarch
Publisher:Activision
Release: November 06, 2015

Call of Duty®: Black Ops III Zombies Chronicles Edition includes the full base game and the Zombies Chronicles content expansion. Call of Duty: Black Ops III combines three unique game modes: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies, providing fans with the deepest and most ambitious Call of Duty ever. Zombies Chronicles includes:. 3 Call of Duty®: World at War Maps: Nacht der Untoten, Verruckt, and Shi No Numa. 4 Call of Duty®: Black Ops Maps: Kino Der Toten, Ascension, Shangri-la, and Moon. Call of Duty®: Black Ops II Map: Origins. Bonus Content: Purchase Zombies Chronicles and get:. 20 Vials of Liquid Divinium. 2 All-New Whimsical GobbleGums. 5 Zombies Pack-A-Punch Weapon Camos Zombies Chronicles includes:. 3 Call of Duty®: World at War Maps: Nacht der Untoten, Verruckt, and Shi No Numa. 4 Call of Duty®: Black Ops Maps: Kino Der Toten, Ascension, Shangri.

Many Call of Duty fans will remember fondly the days of Nazi Zombies — running trains, hunting for the box and trying your best at the easter eggs. The days were simpler, and now you can relive those memories in full 1080p and 60fps, with some other upgrades as well, via the new Zombies Chronicles DLC.

Zombies Chronicles is the fifth batch of DLC to come to Black Ops III and brings back eight of the zombies maps from previous Treyarch titles. The original three, Nacht Der Untöten, Verrückt and Shi No Numa return, as well as Black Ops’ Kino Der Töten and Ascension, and Black Ops II’s Shangri La, Moon and Origins. The maps, character models and guns have all been visually updated and newer features have been added to them. It seems these maps were chosen for their accessibility and their connection to the main storyline of Nazi Zombies. Ones like Transit, Die Rise and Buried didn’t make the cut. What’s immediately striking about each of the eight maps in Chronicles is the visual upgrade. From Nacht Der Untöten to Origins, they’ve all gotten a serious facelift. Usually when a remaster comes out you think it doesn’t look much better until you actually go back and actually look at the old version, but with Zombies Chronicles, it’s obvious how much better things look. Kino Der Töten specifically has a striking new color palette compared to the original. Exploring the old theater in Chronicles is like walking around a familiar place with glasses on for the first time. Familiar, but cleaner, fresher.

Also familiar will be the little nuances that have been left in for veteran players to find. The iconic voice lines and hidden songs remain, and of course, the easter eggs are still there for you to attempt. The hardcore, old school fans of zombies will get a kick out of the amount of detail they put into each remastered map and will love (most) of the upgrades. On the positive side of things, Dr. Monty’s famous Gobblegum is available on every map, as well as the Wonderfizz machine. All of the Black Ops III guns are available on each of the maps too. Actually, the newer guns are most of what you’ll be using, as they only included some of the guns from World at War, Black Ops, and Black Ops II. And that’s where it lets veteran players down a bit.

You’ll have to try your luck at the box for most of the old guns, as they’ve been replaced on the walls by more modern firearms. It’s really too bad that the old guns that were outlined on the walls have been replaced. Especially when all of the old guns are available and look/feel great. You can still find the AK on some walls, but the trusty M16 that sat backstage in Kino is no longer there. The old starting pistol is now the MR6 and the gun found first on most of the maps will be the Shieva. It’s the biggest drawback to this otherwise great DLC. and the only thing that takes away from the nostalgia of it all.

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In terms of technical difficulties, Zombies Chronicles fairs well. It crashed on us a couple of times, but that’s not new to this DLC. Black Ops III itself has needed some work in that area since launch. Framerate-wise it’s consistent, and again, it looks beautiful.

Closing Comments:

Eight maps for $29.99 might seem like a bit of a stretch, but for the quality of the remastering and the nostalgia that comes with playing the old maps over again, it’s hard not to pull the trigger. Even with some questionable design choices, it’s a solid pack of DLC that brings the total number of maps available in Black Ops III up to fifteen. It’s not worth buying Black Ops III for, but if you already have it and you have fond memories of the old zombie days, it’s a good chunk of content that breathes new life into the two-year-old game.

Version Reviewed: PlayStation 4

The fifth DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is Zombie Chronicles. The DLC adds a grand total of eight zombie maps from past Call of Duty video game installments such as Call of Duty: World at War along with the past Black Ops releases.

While the video game does add some new elements with upgraded visuals, there are a few Easter Eggs that players can uncover. Here are all the Easter Eggs that can be found within the fifth DLC release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, Zombie Chronicles.

Note: This list will continue to be updated.

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Verruckt

Fountain Statue

Within the middle of the map in Verruckt, there is a fountain statue. If you shoot the statue with an explosive-based weapon the statue will begin to puke blood.

Monty Radio

There’s a new radio with Dr. Monty speaking. The radio is near the juggernaut vending machine where Dr. Monty states the following.

“Electroshock therapy, Chemically engineered beverages, Hordes of Undead Nazis. Find the power to unite and send them back to their graves! Can you believe that’s how I actually described it back then? It was an asylum. It was also a horrible, terrible, grim, depressing place. I’d give you a full explanation of everything that happened there, but it would only be horrible, terrible, grim, depressing. Oh, fuck. You weren’t there either. But then you were.”

Shi No Numa

Monty Radio

A new radio with Dr. Monty speaking is located in Shi No Numa as well. The radio can be located right at the spawn area in the map where Dr. Monty will state the following.

“Shi No Numa….did I say that right? I’ve not really put the effort into learning Japanese. In some ways, that’s where it all really started for you guys. It’s also where fluffy returned right? Well when I say returned, I’m referring to her offspring, the little pups. They grew big didn’t they? More importantly, they started showing signs of food aggression. Whoahoah that’s never good. Gotta say I do prefer an angry dog to any kind of cat. I know it’s wrong to generalise, but frankly all cats are evil little shits”

Origins

Monty Radio

A Dr. Monty Radio is located within the spawn room.

“Where to start with this one? You guys got a mulligan after Richtofen blew up the earth. Samantha was confused, she was still settling in to her new home. No, wait, no um, actually she was locked away outside of reality itself. You freeing her was a big step in the right direction. Here’s the thing, you have to remember, the order in which you experience things doesn’t necessarily reflect the order in which they happened. Whatever way you look at it though, it really was the beginning of the end, or, the end of the beginning.”

Jumpscare Image

If you have a sniper rifle, go to the top of the Excavation Site and use your scope to look at the fire on top of the Church Tower. After a moment, a scream will play and the image above will show within your scope.

Archangel

If you activate all three green Element 115 around the map, the track “Archangel”.
- Element Locations:
  - Spawn Room under bunk bed
  - Second floor work station under a bed
  - Scaffolding near Excavation Site near a crate

Shepard of Fire

Activate all three red radios on the map to hear the track “Shepard of Fire”.
- Radio Locations:
  - Above Maxis Drone parts
  - Within Freya Robot
  - Fire are of the Crazy Place

Aether

Activate all three generator floor panels to hear the track “Aether”.
- Generator Locations:
  - Panel 1 of Generator 1
  - Panel 1 of Generator 1 (second “1” panel)
  - Panel 5 of Generator 5

Moon

Coming Home

Activate three teddy bears to hear the track “Coming Home”.
- Teddy Bear Locations:
  - Within crates below Spawn
  - Airlock within power room
  - Within broken wall near Stamin-Up perk machine

Damned

Activate the computer right of the MP5K wall buy to hear the song “Damned”.

Coming Home (Electronic)

Activate the consoles near the entrance to Tunnel 11 to hear an electronic version of “Coming Home”.

Pareidolia

Activate the computers right of the window crates on the second Laboratory floor to hear the song “Pareidolia”.

Shangri-La

Main Song

Activate thee 115 meteorites to hear the main map song.
- Meteorites Locations:
  - Behind Quick Revive perk machine
  - Near Juggernog Perk Machine
  - Inside broken wall past AK74u Weapon Wall Buy room

Ascension

Abracadavre Song

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Activate three teddy bears to hear the song “Abracadavre”.
- Teddy Bear Locations:
  - Spawn Room near Olympia Weapon Wall Buy
  - Lunar Lander Room on top of wall
  - Lunar Lander Station Behind Stamin-Up perk machine

Rocket Explosion

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When the rocket launch sequence is started and you have a ray gnu, fire at the rocket after it takes off and it will explode. Head down to the rocket pad to find a power up.

Kino Der Toten

115 Song

Activate three orange meteorites to hear the song 115.
- Meteorite Locations:
  - Spawn room inside glass casing
  - Within chamber above the stage on shelf
  - Within chamber above stage on table

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