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Snoopy Flying Ace Delivers Suppertime Of Destruction DLC
As a life-long Snoopy fan and downloadable junkie, Snoopy Flying Ace was simply made for me. I spread the good word and seems like you all liked the downloadable title just as much as I did. The XBLA exclusive released back in June, and it looks like Smart Bomb Interactive will soon give us a reason to return to the cockpit with upcoming DLC, Suppertime of Destruction.
The pack will include the following:
Two new aircrafts: The stealthy Whirlybird copter with sniper rifle (Woodstock finally gets his own aircraft!), and an avatar-steered Dragonfly with Jammer weapon.
Five new multiplayer modes with brand new leaderboards:
Dirty Boy - Spread Pigpen's dirt to the opposing team.
Turret Defense - Occupy and hold turret positions to win.
Wild Woodstock, Team Wild Woodstock - Capture Woodstock's escaped friends and return them to their cages.
Top Dogs - Bring down opposing team's heavily armored Ace to score.
Three new weapons:
'Lil Yellow - Exploding birds
Thumpers - Shockwave generators
Seekers - Magnetized balls of explodey stuff
Plus three new achievements, new costumes for all Peanuts characters, and 30 new airplane skins.
Suppertime of Destruction sounds delicious. No word on a release date or pricing, but we'll let you know as soon as we hear something.
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