Nuketown

The name of a map in Call of Duty: Black Ops. This map is the smallest map in the game, so it does have some diehard fans. Definitely the most popular map in the game. With gamplay with a good mix of CQB and medium range combat, this map has all the action expected.

1. A tiny but popular map in the Call of Duty: Black Ops Series.

2. When you should pull out but it's so good you blow your load anyway.

3. Reference to the awfully impossible scene in Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull where the titular character survives a nuke by hiding in a refrigerator. (Sometimes called "Nuke the Fridge")

Measurement of length in the Call of Duty universe

In Call of Duty Black Ops, when players in a lobby use the option to vote for the previous map to repeatedly select Nuketown.

The most cancerest thing in bo3 filled with spawn trappers and scrubs that drop 50 kills

Nuketown is a historical map in the Call of Duty franchise. It was first featured in Black Ops, then moved into Black Ops II, where it was also a zombie map, it was remade as "Nukehouse" in the ill-fated Declassified, and finally, it's reappearing in Black Ops III under the "l33t" moniker "NUK3TOWN."

The map shows a solid symmetrical design of mundane suburbia. Nuketown-esque is a combination of the title 'Nuketown' and a suffix to create an adjective to describe things that have a contrast of a mundane or nondescript setting and an absurd factor or use.

Nuketown is a song made by Ski Mask The Slump God and Juice WRLD (RIP). It is on Ski's album Stolekey and the official video is om lyrical lemonade. On youtube it has 35,6 million right now. It is a good song.