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Call of Duty: Black Ops III
As previously announced, Nuketown (now known as "Nuk3town") makes its grand return in Call of Duty: Black Ops III as a pre-order bonus (for new-gen versions only). Early adopters can preview what they're getting in a new video showcasing the futuristic version of the fan-favorite map.
Nuk3town's been re-designed from the ground up to accommodate Black Ops III’s increased focus on verticality and momentum-based, chained movement system. Set in 2065, the formerly Cold War-era map has received a significant hi-tech facelift. Check out a sizzle reel of the close-quarters, fast-paced gameplay Nuk3town engenders in the trailer below.
Call of Duty: Black Ops III hits store shelves on November 6. For more on the game, read about Black Ops III's development cycle and how it's ditching campaign and season pass for last-gen versions.
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