There's little doubt gamers will get to unload on the undead in Call of Duty: Black Ops, but developer Treyarch is still tiptoeing around an official announcement or any specific details about the game's zombie mode. Today, we get our best look yet at what's to come, and it appears the zombie virus has spread beyond the Third Reich.

The Black Ops teaser site, GKNova6, previously home to cryptic messages about the game before it was officially announced, has been overrun by zombies.

The viral site, which features a desk facing a stack of monitors, shows a number of different video clips. Piecing things together, it appears Treyarch is merging Nazi zombies from World at War with the Russians in Black Ops. That would jive with a recent statement Treyarch boss Mark Lamia made to Edge Magazine:

"We continued to evolve [Nazi Zombies] after World At War - there was a dialogue going on with some of our hardcore community, and we were able to interact with the community and evolve -- we did that with our zombie lore."

Based solely on what we see on GKNova6, it appears the Russians captured a horde of Nazi zombies after WWII. The zombies were taken to some sort of military base where various tests were conducted. Something went horribly wrong, the Nazi zombies got loose, and now the entire base is overrun with undead Germans and Cold War era Russians.

Call of Duty: Black Ops is being developed for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Windows PCs, and the Nintendo Wii. The game is set to ship on November 9.

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As long as it's awesome fun i dont care whos making the zombie mode =3