
Treyarch’s released a behind the scenes video of Call of Duty: Black Ops latest DLC offering called Resurrection, and in there, you’ll see some really unnerving stuff. Hit the link.

Treyarch’s released a behind the scenes video of Call of Duty: Black Ops latest DLC offering called Resurrection, and in there, you’ll see some really unnerving stuff. Hit the link.

Acitivision’s announced new DLC offering for Call of Duty: Black Ops dubbed ‘Resurrection’ which will be released on August 23rd, and at the same time announced that DLC for Black Ops have topped over 14 million sold.

Call Of Duty has the most popular online multi-player ever and thats no small feat. With fast and responsive controls, perks, kill-streaks and the constant push to rank up and unlock more stuff, it was not luck that got Call Of Duty to the top. However the often un sung hero of a games multiplayer, are the maps. Last week we looked the best that Halo had to offer so now lets take a look at some of our favourite battlegrounds from the last six Call Of Duty games.

EA and DICE’s Battlefield will sell about 11 million copies across all platforms if analyst firm Cowen and Company’s to be believed, moving up its projections from 8 million.

The Black Ops Annihilation map pack that’s been available on Xbox Live for a full month now, will hit PS3 on July 28th.

“You know, we’re on the development side, so we don’t really have much to do with the business aspect of it, but we just strive to give players the most value that we can possibly give. If you look at how many hours – in some cases, hundreds of hours – for some players of entertainment they get, I think it’s an incredible value. We’ve had three DLC map packs for the fans within about six to seven months of launch, which is a record for us. I think it’s incredible, and everyone’s really excited about the fact that we can support a game for that long and keep the fans interested.” – Call of Duty: Black Ops multiplayer boss Dan Bunting speaking to Gamasutra on why map packs cost 1200 MSP each.

“We’re very concerned about pathing through the map. You want to make sure players can navigate the map in a consistent fashion. You want your main paths, to say, be wider than your flanking paths – tell a vocabulary in a visual story there. And what we’ve learned over time is that we weren’t always good at that. [But] we’ve gotten better at that and it’s become just part of our D.N.A. … So you’re seeing in the map packs this evolution of our thinking, and Annihilation represents exactly what we’re talking about here. … I think anything Treyarch does long-term will be more cognizant of it.” – David Vonderhaar, Black Ops design director speaking on the company’s ability. Via Gamefront.

For all the zombie-loving gamers, Black Ops: Annihilation Shangri-La goodness can be quenched below the break.

If you’re interested in getting the third Black Ops DLC package, you can do so now, as Activision’s released the latest dubbed Annihilation on Xbox Live Marketplace.

Activision’s now confirmed that there’s indeed a Black Ops Limited Edition pack for PS3 and Xbox 360 coming on June 28th.

GameStop has posted a listing for Call of Duty: Black Ops Limited Edition, and with it comes all the recent DLC offerings of the game.

Although some have complained, it’s obvious that the new Call of Duty Elite service is a hit, hauling in over 2 million gamers to be part of its beta.
Below the break is the full quencher of Activision’s new Call of Duty online service, including quotes from the publisher’s Jamie Berger and Beachhead’s Chacko Sonny.

Haven’t you heard? The world’s supposed to come to screeching halt tomorrow, so I hope you’ve said your prayers. Yes indeed, things will come crashing down, pandemonium all over the world. Chaos!

Treyarch has announced that it’s to prepare a double XP weekend for Black Ops exclusive to PS3 gamers this weekend, and the fun won’t stop until next Tuesday. Domination, it’s time to capture they objective, soldiers!