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Keifer Sutherland, Helena Bonham Carter, And Others Star In New Black Ops 4 Zombies Map
According to a new trailer, the next zombies map included in the Black Ops 4 season pass will feature Keifer Sutherland, who voiced Big Boss in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, and was also the voice of CoD multiplayer back in World at War. Playing the cigar-chewing Gunslinger, Sutherland is joined by Game of Thrones’ Charles Dance, Helena Bonham Carter of basically every Tim Burton film ever made, and well-known English actor Brian Blessed.
Set in a an ostensibly haunted mansion, The Night of the Dead map has the foursome tangling with typical zombies and apparently werewolves too.
The new update to the pass also introduces two new maps, Madagascar and Elevation and reintroduces the lethal robot, Reaper to the Blackout battle royale mode.
Fans can purchase the pass now for $49.99 which comes with all the content currently included in the season pass. The Night of the Dead map and other new content is available today exclusively for PlayStation 4 owners, with other platforms receiving the update at a later time. To see our review of the seminal shooter, glide on over here to see how the game fares.
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