14 DAY TRIAL // A brand new and quite massive leak concerning Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 has just surfaced online, as a retailer confirms the special Juggernog Edition of the game, which comes with a fully functional mini-fridge. A few all-new details about the game's Zombies mode are also confirmed by its listing.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is this year's major entry in the first-person shooter series made by Treyarch and published by Activision. The game already got plenty of details surrounding its futuristic story, not to mention the intense competitive multiplayer mode.
Later today, at the San Diego Comic-Con, Treyarch is set to showcase the third major mode of the shooter, the cooperative Zombies experience.
Major leak confirms Juggernog Edition and new Zombies details
However, it seems that New Zealand retailer MightyApe has decided to spoil the surprise, as it's just listed the Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Juggernog Edition.
As you can see in the image above, this ultra-special edition of the game includes not only the shooter or its season pass but also a fully functional mini-fridge that's modeled after the Zombies mode's Perk-a-Cola machine.
Besides this outlandish device, the edition also comes with a Perk-a-Cola coaster set, a limited edition specialist concept art cards, a map of the Giant level in the Zombies menu, a collectible steelbook, the soundtrack, and not one but three different in-game DLC packs. The three personalization add-ons are themed around the Weaponized 115, Cyborg, and the actual Black Ops 3 concepts.
In terms of the actual Zombies mode, the listing confirms that players will go through a whole new storyline with its own XP progression path, separate from the story and multiplayer modes.
As a special bonus, there will also be a separate Zombies map called The Giant, which revisits Der Riese level from Black Ops 2, picking up the story of Dempsey, Nikolai, Richtofen, and Takeo from where Origins left off.
Treyarch is expected to make some official announcements later today.
Update: We forgot to mention that the listing puts the price of this special edition to 290 New Zealand dollars. That translates to around $195 and €176. This is just an estimate, however, so expect the actual prices in the U.S. and Europe to vary.