After the recent trailers and demo gameplay showcases, Black Ops 6 will hopefully breathe life into COD Zombies. The undead story was going stagnant and players were struggling to find fun in it, much like the last entry in the series and Warzone.
But that’s not all. In the latest trailer that showcases Liberty Falls, one of the two maps coming to the game, it confirms the return of Edward Richtofen, Director of the Office of Requiem, and Wunderwaffe, which literally means a wonder weapon.
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So, it seems like Project Janus finally made it to COD Zombies. Edward Richtofen will return and more importantly, the voice actor behind the famous character is coming alongside him.
While voice actor would be happy to come back to the game, fans appears to be happier for him. In a social media post, fans were seen expressing their happiness over the news.
That is indeed some news for fans to smile about.
The fact that Call of Duty will again include that familiar voice made the fans emotional as they welcomed him back.
So many burning questions are there and now fans simply have to wait for them to be answered.
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The trailer begins with Eddie Richtofen spending some quality time with his family. It turns out it was a dream—a nightmare, to be precise—as he watches his wife and kid burn for a short moment. The rest of it follows Liberty Falls in the early 90s.
Richtofen has come a long way since the Black Ops days, and we are not just talking about the narrative but the evolution of graphics. IW 9.0 certainly does the job, and its magical.
Another thing to get the fans to the edges of their seats would be Project Janus. Richtofen has been going about it silently until now. During the 2:20 minute mark in the new cinematic trailer, we can see him order the emergency activation of the project.
Some fans theorized that Richtofen is trying to bring his wife and son back from the dead. However, Eddie clearly says to the mysterious energy that “I swear to you son, you’ll never be free.” That would raise some serious questions on the theory.
What do you think of the returning voice actor behind Eddie Richtofen? We would like to know your thoughts in the comments section below.
