They can often be found hidden around multiplayer maps or campaign levels. Almost every single entry in the series after Call of Duty 4. Teddy Bears - a long running easter egg in Call of Duty. It plays during the level "Crash Site" in Black Ops and is featured as an easter egg song in the multiplayer map Nuketown.
Sympathy for the Devil - a song by the Rolling Stones. Yuri cameo - Yuri from Modern Warfare 3 makes cameo appearances in Modern Warfare Remastered in the level "One Shot, One Kill" and in Modern Warfare 2: Campaign Remastered in the level "No Russian." The band themselves appear in the non canon joke ending to Black Ops 2 while one of their members appears as a Blackout character in Black Ops 4. They're referred to as "The Archetypes."Īvenged Sevenfold - a band whose music appears in several different Black Ops titles. The "Archetypes" - In Black Ops 4's specialist HQ mode, Savannah Mason clones Alex Mason, Frank Woods, Raul Menendez and Viktor Reznov for unknown reasons. I almost challenge some youtuber to cover this lol. Trust me, if I included EVERY zombies thing this would be the biggest iceberg yet.and this one is pretty big lmao. There's some zombie stuff on here but not too much as zombies can really have it's own iceberg. So this is a Call of Duty iceberg (as you can tell by the title) but it'll mainly be campaign and multiplayer stuff. It was cut in the Black Ops 1 port, but in the Zombie Chronicles port of Verruckt the MG42 was updated with several skulls and bones around it, pretty much a cheeky easter egg by Treyarch who know that people would go searching for it. I'm pretty sure code was found for a cut trap, so presumably, the MG42 was going to act kinda like its incarnation in Kino der Toten.
This gamemode was absent from release, however, it was available on the PS3 version of Black Ops 2 from versions 29.824.6 and earlier. It was points-based and points could be earned by hacking, killing other players, or getting AGRs.
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