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Predator Joins Call Of Duty: Ghosts In New DLC
It was teased a few days ago, but a new trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts' Devastation DLC confirms it – Predator will indeed be in the game.
The latest trailer for the DLC gives players a preview of four new maps coming to the game on April 3. "Ruins" has players battling in the remains of a Mayan temple, with a volcano in the background occasionally spewing fireballs onto the battlefield. "Behemoth" is a giant excavation digger in South America, while "Collision" lets players jump between two cargo container ships that have collided. A re-imagined version of Dome called from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 called "Unearthed" rounds out the package.
A new weapon included in the DLC ,The Ripper, is a 2-in-1 gun that can switch between a sub machine-gun and assault rifle on the fly. Devastation will also include the second episode of the cooperative mode Extinction, and will pit players against a 100-foot tall Cryptid alien boss named the Kraken.
Predator makes an appearance at the tail end of the trailer, and will most likely be playable in a similar fashion to Halloween's Michael Myers, who was introduced in a previous DLC.
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