MW2 Map Pack 1

3 are new. 2 are from CoD4. Erm, it's Crash and Overgrown from CoD4.

This map pack is way overpriced though, 1200 microsoft points, that's a tenner for five maps. Not sure it's worth it, since I don't play CoD that much, only on 52 rank with no prestiges.

Definately won't be forking out for them unless the misses pays for it. It's her PS3 so she should pay is the way I see it

Also it's released on the 360 on 30th of March.
30th of April for PS3.

Once again the 360 has something before the PS3 Damn you Microsoft and Sony!!!

be shite anyway 10.99 for 3 maps surely not worth it

It's a total rip off, but nowhere near as much of a rip off as the apparent plans that Activision have for the series. From what I hear they're planning on turning CoD into a monthly subscription thing because of the huge numbers of people who play it online almost religiously.

It's 5 maps Bosch.

CoD isn't a good enough game for me to pay a monthly subscription for it.

thegunman84 wrote:

It's a total rip off, but nowhere near as much of a rip off as the apparent plans that Activision have for the series. From what I hear they're planning on turning CoD into a monthly subscription thing because of the huge numbers of people who play it online almost religiously.

That would piss me off so much!! Just found this on http://www.thetechgame.com/News/file=article/sid=591.html

Quote :

In a recent conference call with investors, Activision Blizzard revealed a new Call of Duty, announced that a subscription for the series is in the works, and hinted that they might not release as many big, plastic peripherals this year. According to Ars Technica, Call of Duty 7 will renew Activision Blizzard's annual assault on holiday sales charts in 2010. This isn't a huge surprise - the company has released a new Call of Duty game every single year for the past five years. However, they've never released a Call of Duty with a subscription plan, and that may change soon. During the conference call, Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick said, "If you think about the success we've had in other product categories on subscription, you can get a sense of the direction that we want to take that franchise." That's right, Activision Blizzard is pondering a Calling Plan of Duty, though you probably won't see one in this year's game. That's because it's in development at traditionally conservative Treyarch Studios, not Infinity Ward, which made last year's best-selling game. Furthermore, Destructoid quotes a source which claims that Infinity Ward is hard at work on a Call of Duty massively-multiplayer online game, which certainly fits the profile of a subscription-based title.

http://www.thetechgame.com/News/file=article/sid=591.html

invincibleILeak wrote:

It's 5 maps Bosch.

CoD isn't a good enough game for me to pay a monthly subscription for it.

its still not worth 10.99 though