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More Zombie Themed Black Ops DLC Coming To Xbox 360 On August 23
Join a new fight against the undead before Modern Warfare 3 infiltrates your consoles this November.
Today Activison revealed that the Black Ops "Rezurrection" DLC is coming to the Xbox 360 on August 23 for 1200 Microsoft Points.
The Zombie themed pack includes an all new Moon level for you to fight Zombies in space, four re-mastered Zombie levels (Nacht der Untoten, Verruckt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese, the Zombie factory that started it all), an enhanced Zombies Soundtrack including three new tracks, and a new Zombies Moon theme.
As with the previous three map packs, we expect the content to reach the PS3 and PC versions shortly thereafter.
I have to admit – I'm a big fan of the steady trickle of content for the franchise. I hope other shooters (cough Battlefield 3 cough) emulate this regimented and constant approach to DLC. New maps or experiences are never a bad thing as long as you have a large enough community to handle the segmented audiences. Here are some screenshots
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