Summary
- Iconic Jugger-Nog machine recreated in real life, paying tribute to popular Call of Duty Zombies perk.
- Fans continue to create unique tributes to iconic features in Call of Duty Zombies games.
- With the upcoming release, fans are eager to see how Treyarch evolves the Zombies mode in Black Ops 6.
A talented Call of Duty Zombies fan is creating the iconic Jugger-Nog vending machine in real life, with some awesome results so far. Call of Duty Zombies allows players to purchase numerous power-ups in-game, but Jugger-Nog is arguably the most iconic, as it's one of the most useful perks available.
Call of Duty Zombies was first introduced in 2008's World at War, as a reward for completing the campaign. What was supposed to be a small mini-game instantly grew into a mega-hit, and more maps followed for the mode. It became a Treyarch tradition to evolve the Call of Duty Zombies formula, with new mechanics being integrated with each new release. It would later be integrated into Sledgehammer Games and Infinity Ward titles, although the best Call of Duty Zombies games usually came from Treyarch. At this point, it's a series staple, and it's hard to imagine the franchise without it.
Call of Duty Zombies Has to Address The Elephant in the Room
The upcoming release of Call of Duty has the chance to further explore elements from previous versions, one of which should be fairly obvious.
Redditor Waste_Recording1606 shared the awesome work-in-progress Jugger-Nog machine with the Call of Duty Zombies community online. The exterior looks to be near-perfect, a fantastic tribute to one of the best Call of Duty Zombies perks. While the interior isn't quite finished yet, the progress made so far is fantastic. According to the Redditor, the finished version of the machine will play a looping refrigerator sound, and will play the Jugger-Nog jingle every five minutes. The process has taken three and a half months so far, but it doesn't seem like it will take much longer to finish completely.
Call of Duty Zombies Jugger-Nog Machine Recreated in Real-Life
The Jugger-Nog machine is iconic in Call of Duty Zombies. It was among the first set of perks introduced to the mode, giving players a huge health boost for fighting the zombie horde. Call of Duty Zombies has plenty of iconic designs at this point, and it's interesting to see how players pay tribute to them in unique ways. One gamer recently built a custom Call of Duty Zombies Ray Gun replica, completely faithful to the games. With Zombies not going anywhere anytime soon, gamers should expect to see plenty more creations like this in the future.
With Treyarch's Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 up next, it will be interesting to see what the developer has in store for Zombies fans. At this point, the mode has so many different iterations that fans all want different things. Some would prefer a stripped-back version akin to the first few attempts, while others are looking for a more complex experience, similar to recent versions of Zombies. It will be interesting to see what route is taken, and if any Call of Duty Zombies maps return from previous entries.
