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Call Of Duty: Ghosts DLC Nemesis Now Available On Xbox Systems
Nemesis, the fourth and final DLC for Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Ghosts is available now on Xbox One and Xbox 360. The DLC includes four new maps, four new field orders, and the conclusion of the Extinction mode’s storyline, Episode 4: Exodus.
The four new maps Nemesis introduces are: Subzero, a frozen Canadian submarine base hiding a terrible secret, Goldrush, an old, abandoned gold mine out in the Southwest US, Dynasty, an idyllic rural lakeside village in China, and Showtime, a redesigned version of Call of Duty 4’s Shipment.
Along with the conclusion of the story, new Extinction content Episode 4: Exodus adds a new enemy type called the Ancestors. These new extraterrestrial enemies are more powerful than anything players have faced before, and have psychic powers and the ability to mind control.
The Nemesis DLC pack is available now on Xbox One and Xbox 360 for $14.99. It is included with all three other DLC packs in the $49.99 Call of Duty: Ghosts DLC season pass. Nemesis will be available on PlayStation systems and PC at a later date.
If you might be interested in Call of Duty: Ghosts, or in learning more about its various DLC packs, check out our review of the game, or read more about the third DLC pack, Invasion, the second pack, Devastation, or the first pack, Onslaught.
[Source: Joystiq]
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