Kino der Toten - The Most Iconic Zombies Map
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Dempsey: "Hey player drop the chips and get me some ammo" those were the times
dabster idk good times😂
Those 4th wall breaks tho, when I was trash at zombies, all I would hear was "man, this place is familiar"
Also the Facebook references.
Richtofen GASP i fown da last PEEEECE
"WHAT the strippers mustve stolen my money"
one night you played kino der toten for the last time with your squad and you dint even know it.
That's a sad thought but you are right 😢
@anchorman 459
It got you hard or hit you hard?
OfficialCODTeam I felt that 😭
Not true i distinctly remember saying to my squad "all right boys this is the last time we all play this together"
@@Defrap22 Damn one of the lucky fews
My first map and it will never be forgotten.
My first map was at my friends house and I was 9 and the map was nacht I immediately fell in love and never played the map again because I didn’t have a ps3 or xbox but I’m playing it now in 2019 soooo much nostalgia from that one time
Isaiah Ortiz that sucks. WAW was a beauty
Also mine.
gshock knick waw was a beauty but growing up, cod came out when I turned ten and my parents were strict about me playing. So when they got me blacks ops 1 I was super excited and didn’t even know WAW was a thing until later on. I wish I had waw growing up man.
This was my third map but my God is it iconic, I miss when this map was brand new and never before seen.
When he said Call of Duty Zombies the first thing that came to mind was: JFK kicks zombie ass in The Pentagon.
Ah yes, five.
Im a fan of your work adolf
@@thomasthomas7222 Why is it a joke?
Who said it was a joke hehe
That’s why I believe Five is the other most iconic map because what other game or even book/movie/etc. do you have Fidel Castro and John F Kennedy working together to mow down zombies in the Pentagon?
For me kino is basically a hybrid of DER REISE and VERRÜCKT.
It is one of the most creepy and elegantly designed maps still to date imo.
@@drderplington tf does that mean. Does verruct have pac-a-punch? Does Der Riese have novas? Not trash talking those maps, bit your comment makes no sense.
In my opinion Kino, Der Reise, and Verruckt are the three best zombies maps to date.
@@utub1473 Not wrong there
utub
My top 5 is
1. Der Riese
2. Five
3. Kino Der Toten
4. Town Survival
5. Verrückt
@@dalesajdak422 Mine is
1. MOTD
2. Kino
3. Buried
4. Town Survival
5. Origins
(I havent played COD since blops2, might be outdated)
Gettin home from school, with your doritos and drink, turning on that old ps3, hopin for a good connection not thinkin on anything other than playing the game and achieving high rounds, Worry free, enjoyin the moment.
good old days...
hitting your friends with that 'when ya'll hoping on' message. man it hurts how back then you didn't know how lucky you were:(
Adam Greer then they don’t get on cause there eating
I sadly didnt have that experience rlly
But my brother did on our 360, I was too busy playing ds2 lmao
Ah the good ol days
Also worth mentioning it was the first map worth solo quick revive, which completely changes high round attempts
10 year old me inner monologue*
Playing Kino Der Toten*
“Man this map is scary, but I guess it’s not THAT ba...”
“F-F-F-F-F-F-FETCH ME THEIR SOULSSSS....”
“MOOOOMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!”
When i was a kid i refused to play solo on kino because of the dogs
AwesmazingGuy omg same I would play online or with my big brother
this is underrated lol
That used to be me, but now I get relieved because it's a free max ammo lol
You’re spot on. Those damn dogs would scare the crap out of me and I always hesitated playing solo because of this when I was younger
The first zombie map I've ever played, I remember coming home and playing all night. It really has a special place in my heart.
Applebottemgs same that’s why I want the chronicles edition
@@theshadow5200 it’s just not the same with all the gobblegums and the double pack a punch. There’s never a challenge in a map anymore
@@simulatedmind-2520 simple method: don’t double pap and don’t use gobble gums
Der Rise was my favorite. I also remember when Verruckt came out and started with half your team on one side of the wall, that was a really neat mechanic. Changed the game completely.
remember LAN rooms you rent out for parties and have all your dudes playing either Halo 3 or COD
Finishing Campaign on World at War just to jump into endless waves of zombies, yeahhhh Nacht all the way. then Der reise
Some of my favorite memories are of me and my dad staying up all night playing this map over and over again and jamming out to 115
Kino is the peak of simplicity in zombies, you have all the progression from der reise is a more interesting and diverse environment.
No main quest, your only task was to survive, “barebones” zombies at its peak.
2:02 Der Riese took a GIANT step...
I see what you did there.
Vince lol
I just downloaded zombie chronicles...
when the song started on my first play through I was damn near tearing up
I remember being scared shitless just thinking of Kino and zombies as a kid, now I absolutely love Kino
Yay, now I'm depressed now that I'm remembering all the good times I had with this map and BO1 in general. And now I know I'll never be able to relive those.
My 1st map was nacht der untoten in WAW i was there for all the dlc's afterwards and then on i feel soooo old... im only 23😅
Same bro
We’re veterans
Haha same here bro
Honestly, this map is great for anyone new to zombies, at least if they aren't a complete bot and don't know how to hold down a single button to do something. It's like Der Riese, but bigger. And pack-a-punch is very simple to start as well. You just walk into a teleporter, hold down a button, walk back to the starting room, walk onto a pad, and then hold the button again. Town had pap right in front of you when you start, and every launch map after made it crazy hard just to upgrade your guns, especially Shadows.
"see you tomorrow, Im gonna go sleep"
Last online: 8 years ago...
He is still sleeping.
This shit brought hella memories, I remember the first time I made it past round 5 and experienced the hell hound for the first time. I felt so accomplished the first time I turned on the power not knowing just a month later me and my little brother would turn to complete sweats and reach round 100
I didnt start playing cod till 2013 but I remember my cousin always playing kino
The first map I played was kino and that's my favorite zombies map
It also began the age old rivalry of M14 Gang and Olympia Gang
Nacht is the most iconic. After beating WaW and seeing you crashed a plane and something run at you in the fog revealing it to be a zombie was horrifying and awesome for my 8th grade self at 3 am. Older cod players Nacht is the only map. Holding the mystery box room down with a Tommy gun on wave 35 and the first time you realized you could make a crawler. Note I coined that term back in the day lol and training was founded on nacht too I did it back in 08. Feel bad for people that dissent okay WaW zombies in their time
I used to think that kino was actually a haunted mansion of sorts when I first played it. Of course by the time moon debuted I realized that it was actually a theater.
For me, the World at War maps will always be the most nostalgic since that is where I got my start with zombies. But I agree that overall, Kino der Toten is the most iconic.
The music in the beginning is nostalgic.
I have been waiting for so long for this lol. Nice job on the vids 👌
I remember playing with my "clan" back in the day. One guy was from India, another from the UK, one was from Ireland, and I am from the USA... We all had silly names that made fun of each other's races/nationality... But in a lighthearted way. Anyways I remember there was this glitch we all did one evening to get on top of the turret on Kino DER toten. When you get up there you're literally untouchable. We got so high up on the rounds, so late at night. I could hear my Indian friend snoring into his mic lol. Good times
115 is my favorite song till to this day. not just in zombies, of all times. its just a awsome song
The first time I played this I was in 6th grade, probably 11 or 12. One day playing online, someone activated 115, and I had no clue what was going on, but I was in awe. The whole map gave off this sense of mystery and intrigue that hasn't been matched since.
I always loved getting the film's for the theatre, lol never knew what they were for but it was fun
Dude my heart starts to pound when I die or when I get scared of being hit by the zombies
i got to round 50 here for the 1st time in my zombies career so this plays holds a place in my heart
The most iconic for me was Der Riese since that was the map we always played when all the kids in the neighborhood came over, such good memories.
This is the one map that I always go back to just to play it. I love how simple it is because in reality not every zombies map needs to be complicated. Thats why everyone hates Tranzit.
For me it's Nacht der Untoten was the first zombies I ever played and just remember being so excited to hop on zombies then it's the original Der Riese
I thought of Origins at the beginning. BO2 was my first COD, since until then I had mostly played Halo games over COD. I played zombies with my family on Tranzit, Town, and especially Farm, where we spent a lot of time camping in the top of the house. Unfortunately, after that, most of my family lost interest and I didn't really have any friends that liked to play zombies, so I primarily played solo. I liked Die Rise, adored MoTD, had a lot of fun with Buried since it was so easy and fun that my sibling would actually play the map. Origins, however, made me fall in love. There was so much to do and the staves were so cool that I wanted to try all of them. I replayed the shit out of the BO2 version trying to get all of the staves. Origins will probably always be my favorite map.
When your in the dressing room you can shoot at a box in the green window on the bo1 version and hear banging noises and groaning like a dying person is trying to escape
Remeber when i was the first to get bo1 of all the kids. You player multiplayer sometimes, but ofcourse its the good old age where everyone trash talked all the time and some people was very good and nice and some was trash and toxic and you had to carrie him trough all the rounds while he said it’s our fouls. So I played a lot solo too. And I still remember the vibe. Dark room at night, headset on, game on. The first rounds was always creepy because it was so silent you could hear every sound. The cracks the haunting noises etc.
Bro, I grew up playing this exact map(being my only map) with a wii remote and nunchucks. I still play to this day some days cause it was so goo.
Could you imagine if kino actually ended up being the 4th dlc for WaW and five got the thundergun and ended up being the only bo1 map? It would probably be the most nostalgic and iconic map in zombies history, whereas kino would’ve most likely been forgotten because der reise came before it
Me and my friend once had this awesome celebrating moment of excitement and fun after finally getting to round 17 on this map as our longest run so far.
I rebought black ops 1 recently so I can replay the campaign, zombies, and multiplayer. I have been replaying kino a lot. And there’s something that’s draws me in more then the bo3 remake. Call it nostalgia or it could be the uncensored nazi imagery or the old and real weapons along with not having to worry about gobble gums and wunderfizz and stuff like that. It feels right to me i don’t know how to explain it.
I remember I had nightmares for years (still occasionally) after playing Kino for the first time the sounds zombies make still terrify me to this day
The first time I tried playing zombies with my friend splitscreen I literally screamed and walked away from the TV when I saw my first zombie
I remember me and my friend playing on this map in black ops 3. He said i needed to defend him while he was away for a bit and that was one of the scariest, most nerve racking gaming experience i ever had. I ended up dying to a hellhound
I also think that intro when Richtofen was talking was the first time I ever heard a zombies character actually speak.
That german accent had me hooked and at the time I had no idea what the hell he was saying until I turned on the captions, and its one of the reasons why I always restarted the game just to get the weird german man speaking in the intro (RICHTOFEN).
Its not only the most iconic but in general the best map in the history of zombies hands down
the most iconic thing about kino was the easter egg song it was just the best and it was a good song u could listen to without playing zombies
I've only recently got into COD. Forceful parents stopped it happening. My first few were modern warfare, and it's sequel. Even then I thought zombies was a joke game mode. Then I got black ops. And I played Kino. For me, Kino is the most nostalgic map.
I’ve only recently bought chronicles and without searching any analysis or anything about the maps kino is by far my favorite there’s not many tedious quests for ww like bows or staffs there’s no lack if space and everything is balanced
Who agrees that call of duty would make a lot of money if they remaster Black ops 2
i remember the nightmare of trying to revive people near the teleporter. what a pain!
No joke, I was playing zombies while listening to this video. Playing on kino and had the thundergun
Now if I hadn't know that this videos was gonna be about cod zombies, then I still would've thought about kino.
This came out senior year of high school. Grand times
Ima be honest, when I first saw this I didn’t see the title, I just saw it was from Tim Hansen and when he said Call of Duty Zombies I thought “revive me I have the ray Gun “
I had like 30 dollars on steam a couple of months ago, and saw there was a sale event, so I hoped on and began browsing for potencial games I might purchase. Then i saw it: BO3+Zombies chronicles for 20$. I had played cod before: MW at my cousins house, MW 2 and 3 at mine... and World at war and black ops. Since I have known the existence of an never ending gamemode that also was cooperative with friends, I have always wanted to play it. I enjoyed Waw and bo1 zombies, so much, I, ejem, pirated cod zombies for mobile: it was still lots of fun. But later I wasnt able to play those games and thus slowly forgot cod zombies. I searched what zombies chronicles was: 8 classic maps. That was the push I needed to buy it, because I knew more modern maps were more complicated and wanted to start with something simple. When I bought it I didn't even know about the workshop, it was basically infinite maps. Based on the memories a lot of people had with their friends, I really, really wish one friend buys bo3 so we can play zombies together. Thx for reading if you did
Tim’s logic “yeah they bought a 60$ game but can’t afford a 10$ map pack”
My first ever box hit was on this map and got the thunder gun. That was like 10 years ago damn
Kino was a good map back in BO1 zombies I remember playing this on the wii when I was like 10 or something. I heard rumors like if you get to round 100 or something like a really high round you will begin to unlock five or unlock five which wasnt true later I moved platforms and on xbox kino was alot more creepier but, not as creepy as Verrückt. I remember playing zombies games with my friends one nice lady sadly my friends list on wii kept getting erased or something then I ran into a good friend at 15 or 16 on xbox on WaW then I mainly played that. So many memories on so many of these games. Kino was a great map then I got into BO2 zombies which was alright then some BO3 zombies on last gen. Alot of fun games these classics it's fun to find a friend and go on any of these WaW maps or BO1 maps and just get to high rounds. I would train myself everyday never was any good I did pretty well on Nacht der Untoten on WaW my friend and I would hold the team together but, he was the one with the strategy. I remember I ran out of gold and he bought my gold for xbox. I went in with no strategy no life plan but, he gave me life advice. One day I was playing zombies we got to about round 20 by me camping and him guarding a window every round we would save a crawler he would rebuild barriers and I would keep the zombie alive or some random player would keep one alive while I helped rebuild barriers. We had alot of fun we became so good of friends we were friends on facebook. One day he said my liver came back a fourth time I told him you beat it three times you can beat it a fourth which he did but, sadly he said the doctor called and he had lung cancer final stages. He passed back in 2019. I lost a good friend and when I was able to go back on I sometimes saw his son online we never spoke except once on facebook and my friends sister told me about what happened. I'm a changed person since then I'm usually on zombies but I would sometimes play with friends but, I would play solo most of the time I would look for other good players but I'm unable to at this time. I just might move over to PC.
Technically my first map that i played was Nacht at my cousins house when i didnt even know what cod was but Kino was one of the first i actually liked
Makes me sad man this was the best COD ever for zombies i love it
That feeling when someone left and it said host left the game and the ended was something else
Half of us were thinking of Kino because you put it in the title
It's still so crazy to me that Kino's legacy almost never happened, since it was originally intended to be a part of a DLC 4 for World at War and the only reason it wasn't was because they didn't have enough time in WaW's DLC season before MW2. Sure, we still probably would have still gotten Kino in some form, but it probably wouldn't have been the same, nor claimed it's title as probably the most iconic map in Zombies history.
on black ops 1 zombies i always got killed by a headless zombie cuz they sometimes continue to attack when you shoot their head off
i couldnt tell you how many hours me and my friends played kino on split screen. consistently getting past level 30
I'm so glad you have a near identical view of zombies as me
Kino looks really awesome in the Black Ops 3 engine. So much more colour
I feel like there’s not a LOT of people who really started zombies at world at war like shit , I was playing that shit RELIGIOUSLY when I was 7 in 2008
everytime you turn on 115 Kino transforms to any place in the ranking into the best.
Best of all time, best zombies period. So many hours on this game for sure. Love this game, be one for my books for life .
Dude I fucking agree I'm still playing kino der toten till this day on my own on my xbox
I actually really like it, I have the bo3 version, but it is really good, and there's an amazing camping spot I tried out my first time, first try, round 27 or 29, something like that, it was a good match
This was my first map too, I agree it’s my favorite map
It’s so hard to explain what growing up with BO1 was like
Im 15 but when i was 8 and played this map over and over there was actually a glitch where.the thundergun wasnt 1 hit always but they fixed it.
I had all the DLC's for black ops 1,
Kino is still the greatest zombies map of all time!
Damn, I have been playing COD since 2010. I was 6 when I bought BO1.
Tim: shows round 2994
Me: laughs in cruppz
Remember when you would crap your pants when the mystery box got the teddy
Five was a dull atmosphere. Creepy. Damned.
Prison of the Damned or whatever had a damned atmosphere. There was no hope and never was.
But Kino Der Toten.. That is the quintessential zombie aura. There was hope. It shows what was and what could have been. Like 2 celestial towers falling on 9-11. Like an entire nation that had such great culture succumb to the most primal horror. Like ants that kill and feel nothing better. But also remind you that it could have been so grand!
I'm sorry, I cant hear you over Dempsey "Richtofen lay of the sauerkraut man"
moon was where the easter eggs started to go bonkers
I like to think the wii version of kino is the closest we'll get to see how it would have looked like in waw
This is the most iconic map ever the best of the best I used to be afraid to play by my self ( Verüct’s fault) but it is fun
It was the last map to not do half an easter egg to find the PAP the machine.
so training was introduced on the first map as in world at war nacht der untoten, i knew about it in the first month so theres that
When I trained in the 2nd staircase I felt so cool and I was able to train my sis to train there in the staircase
i nEEd to feINd sum ammunitIOn uh
*Richtofen Noises*
Best zombies song ever as well
I remember when I used to watch my dad Play Black Ops while I was eating my nuggets in the corner lol
I think Der Riese is the most iconic, great map, first Pack-o-punch
I also didn’t play by myself because I was scared
The beginning of this video sounded like the start of an ASMR
me , my grandad and cousin would all play kino de toten together on xbox 360