I’ve always loved how Black Ops is essentially a sequel to call of duty world at war. To be honest all the old call of duties had fantastic campaign stories.

@ahzhd423

2 жыл бұрын

In an alternate universe, Black ops cold war is called " world at war 6"

@KarmicKnight97

2 жыл бұрын

Always loved how Modern Warfare 2 is essentially a sequel to Modern Warfare

@Elesarr

2 жыл бұрын

I think most cod games have very good campaign, with the exception of vanguard, but the reason the older ones are excellent is because they were actually really grounded in reality and most important, they had actual passion put in them Edit: also bo3 along with vg

@reckergamer1879

2 жыл бұрын

@@Elesarr BO3 sucked so much I hated every second of it

@runics8052

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but cod3 had a bit of a strange end and bo4 I dont even think had a campaign

Fun fact about Reznov: when you first meet him in WaW, he hands you a sniper and tells you he is too injured to use it. If you look at his hands, you can see that he is missing half his right index finger. This details is consistent throughout the game, and within Black Ops as well. However, once Mason starts hallucinating, Reznov's finger magically reappears. It was mentioned that you being a special bunch, you were given access to weapons which are not yet developed. So, you get to play with a few prototypes, such as the FAMAS; it was released 10 years after the last mission, and with its noticeable top stock. The prototype you start the last mission with comes without this top stock. About Shteiner, this is mostly something Americans don't know about the German language: If 's' is in the start of a word, and followed by 'p' or 't', it is pronounced as 'sch'(sh in english). This rule also applies to the base words in compound words. The Russians are saying his name more correctly than the Americans, but German lacks the 'uh' vowel as a whole. To add to this, many people say Einstein with an 's' and not a 'sh' Another thing about Germany - it is forbidden by law to glorify the holocaust, but also forbidden by law to deny its existence. To be fair, it is more expected of top-tier rappers to know how to play with their voices, so Ice Cube doing good VA work is to be expected. He was also more famous at the time for his acting career, as not everyone is into gangsta rap. You also forgot to mention Ed Harris being Hudson's VA, but given your age, this is excusable. Not having watched 'The Rock' is not. :D I also remembered a few secrets in the main menu room: -You can play a top-down minigame on the PC -You can access a bunch of files you unlock during the game. One of them mentions sending a young John Price to hunt down Mason.

@maxipadd771

2 жыл бұрын

wait price your joking right? i thought that black ops and modern warfare were two separate universes?

@zeratai2465

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxipadd771 as I recall, it was only an Easter Egg. Like, a young Jonathan REDACTED, where the redacted fits the length of 'Price'. You would need to get the intel in the last mission, then read it on the PC in the main menu. Or, you can find it online.

@maxipadd771

2 жыл бұрын

@@zeratai2465 dammit now i got to get my hands on this games again 🤣 but seriously though thank you Zer Atai.

@rithvikmuthyalapati9754

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxipadd771 They seem to be one universe now. In COD Cold War, we see a younger Imran Zakhaev in the KGB HQ

@rafiyumahmood2446

Жыл бұрын

Very glad you mentioned all of this, especially when it comes to the pronunciation of certain words and names like Einstein

Fun Fact About the Kowloon City Level - If you destroy all the nova six canisters, pick up an unregistered tape, and take it to the weapons fridge, you can use the thunder gun in that level

13:30 Actually, fun fact, you can discover that Nova Six *was* actually used in Vietnam. When you enter Kravchenko's bunker during the tunnel rat mission (can't remember the level name) if you wait around and don't immediately follow Reznov out you can hear an audio recording of Kravchenko reporting the test results on Vietnamese villagers to Dragovich.

@shrumgus5608

2 жыл бұрын

Crazy how air tight this campaign is

@notaspider4084

Жыл бұрын

that really sucks when in real life it was the united states who used chemical warfare on Vietnam. western propaganda moment i guess

@M0rinkashi

Жыл бұрын

@@shrumgus5608 I see what you did there.

@misterbones5981

Жыл бұрын

More proof we had the POTENTIAL FOR A VIETNAM ZOMBIES MAP

@snapesnipes2809

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure the mission name is "Victor Charlie"

This is the only CoD I’ve ever prestiged in. That’s how many hours I put into it when I was a kid. Also the campaign has one of the greatest plot twists ever put in a video game. At least in my opinion.

@LeThickBooty

2 жыл бұрын

Black ops is prime childhood memories

@matthewthompson9632

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeThickBooty your name kills me

@LeThickBooty

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewthompson9632 don’t die

@blakeangell385

2 жыл бұрын

It takes like 10 hours to prestige bro 💀

@MikeP828

2 жыл бұрын

@@blakeangell385 no the fuck it does not 💀💀💀

For anyone who didn't understand the 'Designates Easter Egg,' the "designate" area on each mission starting in Vorkuta is Romeo(R), Echo(E), Zulu(Z), etc. The Nato Alphabet gives each letter its own word, including the infamous Alpha, Beta and Charlie.

@waltuh11121

Жыл бұрын

Beta is ancient Greece, it is "Bravo"

absolutely YES on the talking about the Zombies! honestly, i'd like to hear about ALL the lore you can about the Nazi Zombies lore connected between all 4 Black Ops games! sure, it got really weird after Origins started talking about time Travel in BO3, but it's still awesome!

@benjaminwall553

2 жыл бұрын

I think the best way to do would be as Halloween special all 4 black ops zombies one video or 4 small videos leading up to something

@tempestflare4339

2 жыл бұрын

If he's going to be talking about zombies we're going to have to wait until he does his world at war video. considering that's where zombies originated and where the storyline actually began. I don't mind him doing the stuff about zombies and all that that I encourage it as I am very very supportive of someone covering all of call of duty (unlike a certain gamer we know called chaos) I'm just saying if he is going to do it similar to how he's done a few other game series we're going to have to wait until he gets to the beginning of the zombie storyline in world at war which actually makes sense considering it literally is a game mode that happens after the end of the world at war storyline

@majorleaguezombie796

2 жыл бұрын

@@tempestflare4339 wait, the storyline started in World at War? sure, i know zombies started in World at War, but i thought WAW zombies was just that. zombies in WW2 with no story yet. and the zombies story originated in Black ops with Kino.

@benjaminwall553

2 жыл бұрын

@@majorleaguezombie796 well maybe with my idea he can talk about world at war as the final video and talk about any other version of zombies suck arcade and non storyline zombies

@tonypeppermint5329

2 жыл бұрын

It's absolutely great.

“punished him severely” LOVE the oversimplified reference 😂😂😂

@connormacleod4922

Жыл бұрын

I scrolled down here to see if anyone got that. Glad to see someone did. 🤣

@SunOnYeet

Жыл бұрын

Reference to what ?

@casartherandom3010

Жыл бұрын

@@SunOnYeet So there's a KZreadr named Oversimplified. He did an oversimplified history of the life of Hitler and then one of the Cold War. He would say something about how Hitler's father would be angry. "This enraged his father, who punished him severely." During the Cold war one, someone asks Stalin what's wrong with him, "My father used to punish me severely."

@SunOnYeet

Жыл бұрын

@@casartherandom3010 alright, I can understand that, especially since I think this was referenced in a ERB video but my only question is : why is GamingWins talking about the mother punishing him severely ? Shouldn't it be the father ?

@casartherandom3010

Жыл бұрын

@@SunOnYeet that would be a reference to The Napoleonic Warsm

THE NUMBERS MASON! WHAT DO THEY MEAN!?!? I’m so happy that you’re finally reviewing this amazing game!

@LeThickBooty

2 жыл бұрын

W

@IamaPERSON

2 жыл бұрын

Some bot stole your comment, name’s Z

@StudMacher96

Жыл бұрын

It’s not just amazing. It’s a breathtaking masterpiece

Okay so im a massive WW2 buff and some of my gripes with Cod stem from this fact. However, the one in front with a gun isnt necessarily the most true story. The Red Army had some incredible means of production and their soldiers were all equip when in battle. However, there were for lack of a better word soldiers in Stalingrad who were not receiving the supply as they were not Red Army and not deemed essential. It was (if my memory serves right from the different recollections) these men who through themselves at the enemy without weapons hoping to scavenge one as time progressed. This is not to discredit the fact that Russians in that war were another breed, but id figure id share this tidbit. PS love the channel!

@RaptorJesus

2 жыл бұрын

Partisans. The word you're looking for is "Partisans". However, the idea that the Russians didn't have enough rifles at Stalingrad is entirely a myth. The Mosin Nagant was one of the most-produced rifles in human history. The Soviets had more then enough, so many that they would just leave thousands of them dispersed throughout forests and in caches whenever they could, in order to arm the citizens left behind the front to harass the Germans.

@tombrady1848

2 жыл бұрын

Glad someone pointed this out. It’s an oft reported myth but has no real basis in what really happened. Enemy at the Gates was entertaining though.

@jamesashcroft8170

2 жыл бұрын

was looking for this comment, I everytime I hear that repeated I want to correct it.

@mertyuip06

Жыл бұрын

Yea idk why but Russians are built different look up the attack of the dead men mad lads walked through mustard gas and were coughing blood and had burns when the Germans saw them they thought it was the dead coming back to life and some Germans trampled they’re fellow soldiers by how terrified they were

@JohnDoe-wt9ek

Жыл бұрын

Many people also don't understand that the massive proportion of casualties for the Soviet Union were predominantly civilians. Not Soviet Combatants. More than half of the 25 Million people killed by the National Socialists were innocent people caught between two iron fisted tyrannical regimes. One that saw them as vermin (NatSocs), and the other that saw them as cannon fodder to slow the enemy down (Soviets). In all reality, the casualties are a tragedy of what happens when Tyrannies collide. Not a proof of "How much the Soviets put into the fight to win," To Stalin, Women and Children, and even the elderly, were just as much combatants for the Motherland as a grown man would be carrying a rifle and wearing a uniform. If they could not carry a rifle, they could render medical assistance. If not medical assistance, work in a factory. If not in a factory, they were placed near the front to build fortifications. And if necessary, with the immense influence the Soviet Commissariat had in the early years of the war, be thrown towards the NatSocs to slow down their advance. Leningrad had quite a number of those occur. German soldiers, especially the Panzer elements that arrived on the outskirts of the city, prior to its siege, stated that they had mowed down entire swaths of civilians advancing on their position (in both a position of loathing for the people, and a position of not knowing what might happen once they were a stone's throw and among them). Essentially, this presumption of the Soviet Union being the "Good Guys" rather than just a mutual ally against a common enemy is incredibly biased and derives itself from typical minimalist research and typical propaganda. Because these same people will ignore just how EVERYWHERE the United States was. There was only one singular front the US was not at, and that was the Eastern Front. But the US was, quite literally, involved everywhere else. There's few locations where US Armed Forces were not invested in, whether by logistics or even by fighting forces. So the lie is even grander when coupled with the fact that the US was taking on the two major Axis Powers that were incredibly close to global domination.

I was hoping you’d cover black ops 1! This game was definitely an overall favorite! And it’s fun all around campaign, multiplayer and zombies! My only gripe is the recycled gun sounds for certain guns in multiplayer and that’s it.

@theicelord8588

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, this game series was one of the best, sadly, they threw it in a shredder and tore it until it wasn’t itself

@matthewthompson9632

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah still my favorite cod game. The reused gun sounds killed me but there was just sosny iconic guns like the galil and the famas

@kai9799

2 жыл бұрын

the shotguns all had the same sfx

This Game was my childhood. Kinda sad you didn't cover one of the best lines in the ending; "Oswald, Compromised" Its a very small line, but when i did my 2nd playthrough, That line blew my mind. Great video, as always. Thanks for the nostalgia.

@Some_Guy6

Жыл бұрын

@@shiftynifty7408 It meant that he was captured/Was found out.

God I miss when CoD campaigns actually had personality and uniqueness… attention to detail. Memorable voice acting and badass musical scores that stick with you for years after you play. Man I was fortunate to have Black Ops 1 as THE game I loved to play when I was around middle school/early high school. It’s an under-appreciated masterpiece.

Zombies is such a core memory. Everyone just playing until all hours of the night. The good Ole days when we only knew the bliss of games and had so much fun mowing each other down in MP and going wave after wave in Zombies with the Ray!

Just wanna let you know I'm with you at childhood hours spent on kino, plus talking about normalizing crying. This man is amazing. Keep on keeping on

I just went back to beat this game on Veteran last week and now getting the BO2 challenges done. This genuinely couldn't have come at a better time.

You're only 21? You are so incredibly well spoken and have helped me find new perspectives and reasons to enjoy some of my favourite games on a much deeper level than before

So many emotions going through just watching this video. This was my childhood and i can still quote the vorkuta mission word for word. i dont think i can put into words how much this game means to me and im sure there are many others who feel the same way.

@smala017

Жыл бұрын

Everything Reznov says is iconic but *especially* in Vorkuta and Project Nova. I also quote them constantly.

I will always love this game. As were a lot of people, I was in middle school and it really helped me gain friends. We would play the party games and zombies for hours

The little bit about soviet weapons production is actually a popular myth, seeing as the mosin rifle is still plentiful to this day. They knew what kind of war they were fighting and streamlined their production to suit it.

i remember playing this on the Wii, and i remember the controls being shotty at best. one of my nostalgic favorites

I feel like Zombies could be its own Everything Great About, granted it might be a ALL Zombies video but I think it could work on its own.

I love this game and am so happy to see you cover it! The second one is even better in my opinion as it expands on the original while also telling a new and interesting story.

@jelly442

2 жыл бұрын

that’s literally what every sequel does 😐

@LeThickBooty

2 жыл бұрын

@@jelly442 ok don’t need to be a butthead , he was just saying his opinion 🤦🏾‍♂️

Gamingwins this is an amazing video. How did you notice all the details and analyze them? Some of them I knew already simply by rewatching the cutscenes over and over again but others I completely missed. I knew of the CCR playing during the first nam mission but I never thought to consider the irony that an anti war song is being used to glamorize a war.

One line that’ll always haunt me in this game is “Oswald compromised” cause really we don’t know anything about why Lee Harvey Oswald did what he did and we may never know. He may have been a sleeper for the Soviets, or he may have had his own agenda but we’ll never know.

@timwoods8297

18 сағат бұрын

CIA knows for sure and the fact they hide it for some reason makes me wonder

I feel like you’re right about the schedule of release for cod being unreasonable, which is why I’m glad that the raven software employees have started the first ever union in the gaming industry

A neat detail about the mission on the snowy mountain where you’re armed with an AUG, the AUG was purposefully designed for combat in cold weather. The trigger, trigger guard, and the massive charging handle were all designed for soldiers wearing cold weather gear. It was designed to be fired and operated with thick gloves or mittens on.

This is my all-time favorite COD. I love the OG MW games 1 and 2 just like everybody else, but I loved the feel of playing through an insane high production Michael Bay War movie. The Hollywood action and stellar voice cast of Sam Worthington, Ice Cube, Gary Oldman, Ed Harris and so many more! Black Ops 1 zombies still hasn't been surpassed imo in terms of dread and overall bad ass feel of the weapons. Those easter egg tracks as well were *chef's kiss* Wish they'd just remaster BO 1. I'd honestly never need another COD

I remember when me and my friend found out about Reznov that on the finale mission,all we chanted was "For Reznov"...really glad you covered this game. One of my favorites

I would love to see you cover all of the COD Campaigns at some point, even the "bad" ones. I still think Infinite Warfare was a good campaign just not a good COD Campaign. On an unrelated note, please cover the Bioshock games would you kindly?

I loved this video man i also grew up with BO1 as my first ever COD game so im glad to see you cover it! And yes i would absolutely love for you to cover zombies whenever you talk about treyarchs games tysm for this video and im excited for the next one! :3

Hey man I just wanna say keep up the amazing work your one or my fav KZreadrs and every time I notice an upload from you I make sure to watch It, thanks for being such a positive influence

Was so surprised this game wasn’t already a video. Glad it is now. Keep up the praise for games we all love.

I would love some more call of duty games in the future but zombies edition to be honest keep up the amazing work that you do everyday man!!!!!

I so agree on every point! My favorite moment you didn’t mention though was during Mason’s escape and Reznov’s sacrifice, you first hear the numbers after leaping to the train.

The interactive intro screen was a one off in call of duty history. It’s so loving that they took the time to suggest that the player would want to break out of his restrains, so they took the time to program that in along with a fun terminal to explore. Brilliant from the very moment you start this game.

Please to the God's do Spec Ops the line. Also yes if you cover the zombies and extra stuff that would be amazing. They're modes that deserve the attention and have become as intertwined with the identity of cod as the multiplayer.

BO1 was probably my favorite COD campaign right after MW2, it really set a bar that was never truly even challenged by any other game that came after that I loved this game because, even if derailed into conspiracy, never actually gone into sci-fi territory, it had a grounded storyline

There’s a very subtle, very small detail that I absolutely love that many people seem to just skip. In Operation 40, when you shoot “Castro”, you can aim at his body on the bed and see that the crosshairs are still red, and not white. This signifies that Castro was still alive, and this confirms it at the end of the mission.

Love your content, always looking forward to it. I was hoping you'd do the original AC next

Loved Black Ops 1! Played it so much growing up and still one of my favorites in terms of Zombies. Would love to hear your thoughts on all of the CoD zombies.

MY FIRST COD GAME FULL OF NOSTALGIA

I've been waiting for cod videos, thank you.

I’ve always been a fan of your vids, but this one makes me happy to be a subscriber with the truthful content. Keep up the awesome work my dude!

Honestly my favorite missions were S.O.G, Victor Charlie, The Defector, and Project Nova

Remember it being a big thing that the playable character, Mason, was a speaking character? First time in any COD there was a speaking main character. If that even makes sense lol

I’m definitely going to need you to cover the zombies too. I was never able to play through the campaign, so seeing it through your eyes was a good substitute!

A video solely dedicated to all of zombies would be great, you could talk about it’s rise all the way to its derailment! Also, I would love to see your thoughts on Cod 4 through BO3, after that it really lost almost all of the magic. Love the vids, keep up the great work

Best COD, no competition IMO. Best campaign, best zombies, and the most nostalgic multiplayer. World at war is a close second to me when you have to put them all together

Yes, please make more Call of Duty campaign and zombies videos! I always love your perspective! Love and support from Holland!

You pointing out all these details is awesome. I’ve played this campaign 10 times and I miss things. I wish this video was 40 minutes showing all the subtleties

Man, I've always wanted this video. You've made it. Thank you.

Cod and especially zombies is some of the best gaming experiences I’ve had so I would be happy to hear you talk more about them

love your content and re watching some of it while i have covid

I only found your channel a week or two ago but I've watched most of your videos. I love the content and your win! I'd love to see you do the Dead Space series sometime, when your backlog is caught up.

I didn't know someone was doing these kinds of videos! Especially about CoD campaigns, thank you! I've wanted to be a history teacher and want to get people interested in history through video games

Thanks for your work, mate. And yeah, I would definitely love to see you review Spec Ops : The Line, there is so much to talk about!

Thank you so much for covering this! I love the Modern Warfare trilogy but this is the best COD game by far for me, the story made me interested in Cold War history and I know everyone talks about it but that twist is still mind blowing to this day with perfect execution that holds up even on multiple replays. Fantastic game from start to finish with some really unique missions and stellar set piece moments with fun memorable characters. Chefs kiss. Peak COD Hopefully you’ll cover some more of the franchise, especially the modern warfare trilogy, world at war and black ops 2 15:04 you are clearly a man of quality, respect

first cod I ever played, and my favourite cod out of them all. Mason and woods were just a unstoppable duo, you can say alot about black ops 1 but everyone will remember this campaign.

Very enjoyable thanks for the amazing video

I love this game! Influencing and setting a benchmark for all game after it to reach for. It was so powerful to also be given a game that makes me question the government I have lived under and it's place in history. Please cover the other cod games around this time. The MW2, WAW, BO2, ones. Following each of the "arches" (i.e. modern warfare & Black Ops) would be awesome to follow. Thank you for the great content.🙏🔥🌶️

This game is a masterpiece of action games. Also great video, I never realized the TV screens when the JFK thing in the Pentagon, neither with the numbers are heard when Reznov appears. Also, when you shoot Reznov in Vorkuta, the friendly fire "you lost" screen appears, but in the following missions, you can shoot him all you want, there isn't friendly fire "you lost" screen

I was also a kid when this game was released. I didn't really put that much thought into the story back then, but seeing it now, I realize it is one of the best campaigns of COD history. Love your videos! You will probably do a video on BO2 right? Looking forward to it :)).

i love the quote at 15:03. You are a man of great culture.

Niiiiice. Can't wait for more. Love your vids

Amazing video can't wait for the next one 🍻

Yes please talk about zombies going forward. Loved the video and keep up the great work!

I'd lobe to see tou do all the cod campaigns from CoD4 onwards! Especially the one's tou haven't played as it's be interesting to see your fresh take on them :D Maybe you could do seperate videos for zombies? I think especially from BO2 onwards it became it's own beast that for alot of people was the main selling point of the games. Myself included! Great vid as always, I love chilling after a long day and listening to you incite some positive words on some of my favourite games. Pizza!

Time to replay BO1 I had no idea I was listening to Gary Oldman. Dude as long as you put out content I'm watching I'm enjoying this new "wins" channel thing just so perfect

Another banger!!! we're being spoiled with content this week, thanks dude!

My first video game every,then I went back and played the older cod game. This is a such a great game and I hold so many memorise from being a little kid on nuke town doing 11vs1 against bots whilst they were on veteran,and not being able to make it past the speed cola room and round five on kino der toten

Another great video bro. Keep it up!!

If there is one thing to add, I love the inclusion of the soldier that falls off the platform in the blackbird mission in the pawntakespawn promotion leading up to BOCW, you never thought such a small and minor character would be brought back a whole decade later to promote the next game

I'm almost 40 and at the time of this game I was in my mid 20's and still in think this is one of the most brilliant art pieces. My first cod was mw2 and the emotions I felt were strong as I was a military recruiter and you think about the people you enlist and what they may go through but this was just a genius story.

Dude you should most definitely win the zombies and all the other cods, keep up the great work man, its refreshing to see such positivity about all these games :)

This was my all time favorite as a kid. although I didn't understand some things back then, it was incredibly enjoyable.

Cool video! I think a opinion on zombies would be nice but have it as a little bonus section at the end

My sister and I bonded a lot playing this game, I introduced her to zombies and the first time she played she somehow threw a grenade at herself and died. I still remember us getting so excited just at getting the power on in Kino Der Toten. These days we're still kicking it to CoD zombies on the regular, even though she's working the 9 to 5 and I'm off at grad school. Can't deny the impact this game had on both our lives. Thanks for going through this one, I hope you give BO2 the same treatment soon, and maybe do a separate "EGA CoD Zombies" video!

Like hell no you are the same age as me. It feels like u r a 40 year old dude with that smooth voice and all the knowledge u have. Great job. I like ur videos. Found you today and already watched 4 in a row.

Such a love and nostalgia for this game. So many hours of my youth poured into this game and many of the golden entries of the series. This was when COD ruled the world

the G11 with the low power scope was one of my favorites to used in ranged combat in the MP Jungle map. right on the cliff perch overlooking the bridge on the right. with a good ol' claymore watching my six. iykyk.

What makes the cold war an amazing setting too is just about everyone knows someone who lived in that time period. Just by being a time far enough away it's history but also close enough you know people who lived in that era adds a whole other feeling to the game.

Love your vids king

As soon as you said, Zombies... I subscribed. I AIN'T MISSING THAT VIDEO.

I love your videos!! You should do dark souls next, it’s a game heavily open to interpretation and I’d really enjoy to hear your input

Bro you made my night with this one

I would really like to see you talk about the zombie storyline as well. For all its intricacies nacht der untoten and kino Der toten was my childhood and growing up and learning/playing the story and the amazing levels and design is what I remember from the black ops games, even more so than BO2's amazing multiplayer

God damn I'm so happy you made this!!

Absolutely love to see you do wins around Zombies

The time i was in school and played Black Ops, i even looked up on the World Map hanging on our classroom wall and i was surprised as a kid that Workuta exists. Also during the defense before extraction arrives in Hue City i did find Reznov inside a wrecked building, not outside

I'd love to see more COD videos. The older COD campaigns (and the newer ones like MW2019 and BOCW) deserve some credit

Definitely loved this game all my life, from story to zombies. Especially zombies since it was one of the ways me and my dad bonded since we didn't exactly have all the same hobbies so this game holds a special place in my heart for that alone.

I love the explosions in this game, they feel so bright and blurry... Like a bright light while you're asleep

12:27 this mission was my favorite out the entire game, because you can get a secret Thundergun.

I originally played this game on Wii as a 10 year old. idk how my parents didn’t realize this was a pretty violent game but it became a favorite for sure. I remember getting stuck on the level in the Vietnam trenches and restarting the game time after time. Eventually I did get past it and finish the game and loved it even more, and whenever I went to play zombies by myself I always got scared as a kid.

If I may make a suggestion, I'd love to see you review Bethesda's Wolfenstein series, or at least one of them. Thank you for the amazing videos and being such bro, and thank you in advance for considering my suggestion.

Oh man! I can't wait for the bo2 video(my fav cod ever) Nice job

I remember playing the hell out of black ops mp and zombies back in middle school. Good times

thoroughly enjoyed the video and I could not agree more on your point of COD inspiring learning, I wouldn't have a history degree and a masters in military history if COD hadn't been such a stunning franchise as I grew up. In terms of Zombies, I say give them their own video, a big summary of all the evolutions in style, plot and gameplay, hell, they're basically their own games now anyway with how convoluted they all are haha

YES PLEASE DO MORE COD GAMES HOLY CRAP I DIDN'T KNOW I NEEDED THIS