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My name is Stanley Ferguson, I was a guard in Alcatraz Island from 1933 to 1942. Today, I'm going to give you some insight into the more interesting tales of the prison's history. Over the decades, Alcatraz has seen more than its fair share of daring escape attempts. However, few were as audacious as the one undertaken by four inmates on New Years Eve, 1933. Thought to be the brainchild of an inmate by the name of Albert Arlington, the outrageous scheme was as unlikely as its mastermind.It is believed that Arlington, a.k.a The Weasel, somehow convinced three other inmates that he had devised a foolproof plan to escape the Rock. It was a plan that would see them literally taking to the skies in a makeshift aircraft of Arlington's own design.Just how The Weasel managed to convince these hardened criminals that such a plan was even possible remains a mystery to this day. What IS known, is that no such plane was ever built. Instead, the group's plans for freedom soon descended to bitter argument and infighting.With the plan falling apart, anger and frustration would ultimately lead to a brutal altercation between the misguided Arlington and his former co-conspirators.Armed only with makeshift weapons, Finn O'Leary, Sal DeLuca, and Billy Handsome, lured the unsuspecting Arlington to the roof, where they intended to exact a bloody, and final, revenge. And so it was here, beneath the dark and stormy winter skies, that the hapless Arlington met his grizzly end, bleeding to death on the cold concrete roof. For their participation in the murder, the three collaborators were sent to death by electric chair. Justice came swiftly, on the morning of January 19th, 1934, the execution order was carried out

Not only does a game like this have a great nostalgia feature, it still plays well to this day. I'm pretty sure everyone remembers playing town or something as a kid, hoping you would be able to get past round 20, or hoping your teammate was gonna leave the crawler alive while you pack a punched. The DLC's in this game were the pinnacle of zombies in my opinion. You had Mob of the Dead, which gave a horror spin on Alcatraz, leading you to play as trapped souls in it's cages. Die Rise was pretty horrible, but we don't really talk about that. The idea was there for the map, but it wasn't executed correctly in my opinion. Buried is an underrated classic, leading the players down in an underground mining town, with a haunted mansion, and a likeable character that walks around aimlessly. Origins was the best of the 4 in my opinion, leading the players back to the War age, with multiple elemental staves that can be upgraded. I would say BO3 with zombies chronicles was the pinnacle, but that is the exact same thing as the originals. This was the first zombies experience where you actually had a ranking system, (the skulls next to the names) and were able to see other players ranks. The easter eggs in this game were definitely challenging, but they weren't; "I have to pull up a MrRoflWaffles video because this is impossible." This was definitely the days where multiplayer, zombies, and campaign were all amazing. It is a shame nowadays they have completely shifted the entire gaming experience, but it just makes room for the newer generation of players to hop on them. What is great about these titles though, is that it plays the exact same as you remember it, and there are still people on it. I would recommend this game to get with a group of people, as playing solo can get very boring very quick.