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GKNOVA6 was a viral website that functioned as a promoter for Call of Duty: Black Ops. The flash site originally consisted of an old television with five vertical lights (one for each "channel"), with other televisions being turned on as the site was updated. The site originally contained many references to the Cold War and nuclear weapons, including a photograph of John F. Kennedy delivering a speech about the Cuban Missile Crisis. Its name bears a resemblance to the biochemical agent Nova-6, which is featured heavily in Black Ops. GKNOVA6 has since been taken down.

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GKNOVA6 was a viral website that functioned as a promoter for Call of Duty: Black Ops. The flash site originally consisted of an old television with five vertical lights (one for each "channel"), with other televisions being turned on as the site was updated. The site originally contained many references to the Cold War and nuclear weapons, including a photograph of John F. Kennedy delivering a speech about the Cuban Missile Crisis. Its name bears a resemblance to the biochemical agent Nova-6, which is featured heavily in Black Ops. In one piece of intel in Call of Duty: Black Ops, the GK company is said to have been used by the Soviet Union to distribute Nova-6 to its agents in America. Following the official Black Ops reveal and the site's own decryption, the site was radically changed to show frantic images of Zombies running unleashed in an unknown facility. This is actually what the game looks like when the player selects the Zombies option in the main menu. GKNOVA6 has since been taken down.