12 Things You Didn’t Know About FIVE (Black Ops Zombies)

Five is one of the smallest Zombies maps ever made, and it's still hiding things in the hallways. Here are 12 things you probably didn't know about Black Ops 1's Pentagon map: the "III ARC" metal detectors, the World at War nod hanging in the hallway, Group 935 in the government labs, the Ray Gun being reverse-engineered, the Russia room that's secretly Germany, a finished hallway nobody gets to use, the magazine that got patched, Maxis's first teleporter, the Bonfire Sale, the red phones that ring on Ascension, Richtofen's Operation Stapler demands, and Ignomo Jubilus. Which one did you already know? If you think I missed something stranger, tell me down below. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:49 #12 The metal detectors work for Treyarch 1:12 #11 The Pentagon remembers World at War 1:44 #10 Group 935 is part of the government? 2:25 #9 The Government is reverse engineering the Ray Gun 3:11 #8 Russia... is Germany? 3:53 #7 A finished hallway nobody gets to use 4:37 #6 A magazine got patched into an ad 5:25 #5 Maxis's very first teleporter 6:20 #4 A power-up that only lived in three maps 7:23 #3 The red phones have a second line 8:41 #2 Richtofen had a list of demands 10:10 #1 Ignomo Jubilus Music: "Damned" — Call of Duty: Black Ops (Treyarch / Activision). Some noclip and comparison shots courtesy of other Zombies creators (credited in the pinned comment). #BlackOps #CallofDutyZombies #Five