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Black Ops Achievements Surface
What's more addictive than COD's gameplay? Collecting Achievements, of course. And now we know what to expect when Activision combines the two on November 9.
You can check out the full Achievement list over at 1UP, but here are some of the more interesting ones we spotted. Warning: spoilers ahead!
- Death to Dictators: Use a single round to bring down Castro, 15 Achievement Points
- Vehicular Slaughter: Destroy all enemies on vehicles during the prison break, 25 Achievement Points
- A Safer Place: Sabatoge the Soviet space program, 10 Achievement Points
- Double Trouble: Use only dual wield weapons to escape Kowloon, 10 Achievement Points
- I Hate Monkeys: Kill 7 monkeys in under 10 seconds in the Rebirth labs, 15 Achievement Points
- Sally Likes Blood: Demonstrate killer economic sensibilities by taking down 3 enemies with a single bullet, 15 Achievement Points
- Unconventional Warfare: Use the explosive bolts to kill 30 enemies,15 Achievement Points
- Gamblin' Fool: Finish 5 Wager Matches "In the Money," 20 Achievement Points
- The Collector: In Zombie mode, buy every weapon off the walls in a single game, 20 Achievement Points
- Hands Off the Merchandise: Kill the Pentagon thief before it can steal your load-out, 20 Achievement Points
- Sacrificial Lamb: Kill 6 zombies after getting shot by a Pack-a-Punched Crossbow bolt, 15 Achievement Points
- "Insert Coin": Access the terminal and battle the forces of the Cosmic Silverback in Dead Ops Arcade,10 Achievement Points
- Easy Rhino: In Dead Ops Arcade, use a Speed Boost to blast through 20 or more enemies at one time, 5 Achievement Points
Shooting Castro? Slaughtering monkeys? Fighting zombies and something called the Cosmic Silverback? This game sounds bonkers, and now I want to play it.
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