Describe
09-11-2010, 08:57 PM
I don't know if this has been posted yet because I haven't been reading every thread created about this game having not got a copy myself yet.
It's only been on shelves for a handful of hours but already one of Call of Duty: Black Ops most intriguing secrets has been unearthed with the discovery of Dead Ops Arcade, a twin-stick retro shooter that's hidden within the game's menus.
Dead Ops Arcade is accessed from the start menu – players simply have to wrestle free from their restraints then mosy along to a computer terminal and input CD and then DOA on its in-game keyboard.
With that done Dead Ops Arcade is unlocked, presenting a top down, Smash T.V-esque shooter that puts the game's Cold War assets through a retro filter.
Apparently you break free of the chair in the menu by looking down and smashing the analogue sticks, proceed to some computer and type "D O A" or "ZORK" for easter egg mini-games. Enter "3arc Unlock" for both arcade games and some zombie mode map and all the missions.
It's only been on shelves for a handful of hours but already one of Call of Duty: Black Ops most intriguing secrets has been unearthed with the discovery of Dead Ops Arcade, a twin-stick retro shooter that's hidden within the game's menus.
Dead Ops Arcade is accessed from the start menu – players simply have to wrestle free from their restraints then mosy along to a computer terminal and input CD and then DOA on its in-game keyboard.
With that done Dead Ops Arcade is unlocked, presenting a top down, Smash T.V-esque shooter that puts the game's Cold War assets through a retro filter.
Apparently you break free of the chair in the menu by looking down and smashing the analogue sticks, proceed to some computer and type "D O A" or "ZORK" for easter egg mini-games. Enter "3arc Unlock" for both arcade games and some zombie mode map and all the missions.