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Halo: Reach Noble Map Pack Now Available For Your Shooting Pleasure
Friendly reminder: If you've already sucked Halo: Reach's content dry, Bungie is providing another reason to return to the Halo universe with the Noble Map Pack. The three new maps are available now for 800 Microsoft points.
Here are some inspiring words from Bungie's website: "The fight for humanity continues on a galactic scale. From a frozen xeno-archaeology site harboring secrets centuries old to an orbital anchor defending the stars high above planet Reach to mysterious places far, far beyond, the Noble Map Pack injects three new explosive environments into the multiplayer battlefield, each designed to reinforce all of Halo: Reach's vital warfronts, from small scale engagements to massive Invasion battlegrounds."
In other words, more playgrounds for you and your friends to light up. You can check out a low-orbit dry dock with Anchor 9, abandoned shoreline facility in Tempest, and an icy precipice in Breakpoint. Take a look at the screens below.
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