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The Bravo Map Pack for Call of Duty 3 is now available to download from Xbox Live.
It will cost you 800 points and adds five new multiplayer maps to the game. Of these, three will be completely new, while two will be revamps of Call of Duty PC favourites.
The new maps will see you taking over a hilltop abbey in Aller Haunt, stealthily ambushing your enemies along the Seine River, and engaging in a bit of close-range fighting in Rimling's narrow alleyways and canals.
Gare Central, on the other hand, is adapted from the Depot map in the PC version of Call of Duty, and Marseilles is a huge map of a ruined town inspired by Call of Duty: United Offensive on PC.
The download is around 950 MB, so it could take a while to complete. And if you're not sure on whether to shell out the money, you can always look for the trailer demonstrating the maps on Live Marketplace.
Activision recently confirmed that the fourth game in the Call of Duty series would appear on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Unlike the previous instalments it will take place in current times, hence the name Modern Warfare, and it will make use of all the technical garb and coordinated attacks unheard of back in World War II.
Developer of the third game, Treyarch, will be replaced by original team Infinity Ward, and you can get a load of how it's looking on Eurogamer TV.
Alternatively you can head over to our Call of Duty 3 review to see why the series needed a change.
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lordofdeadside
01/06/07 @ 11:54
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i wonder how many "800 points what a rip off!" posts appear.
things are expensive, get a job, get over it. |
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DutchDemons
01/06/07 @ 12:37
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i welcome the complaints about the high marketplace prices actually.
Even IGN makes room in their feature about the pack to complain about it. Got nothing to do with getting a job or getting over it, the prices are inflated and it does need a change. The only way for gamers to achieve that, is to make numerous complaints about it on several sites. I agree it gets old for the ones not giving a f*ck, but then again..you yourself can 'get over it' too:-) |
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lordofdeadside
01/06/07 @ 14:25
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bit of an over reaction i guess. its just when somethings annouced, you get a hundred replays of how its too expensive and rarely any dicussing how good said content/game is. if 5 maps were well developed / tested etc 6.80 isn't a lot of money for the dev time (plus ms tax) thats gone in.
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The reason I comment is to try and send a loud and clear message out to say I don't want to pay for my gaming in this way. I don't want there to come a day where I really do buy a stripped down game and spend a fortune buying dribbles of content which adds up to much more than the full game would have done.
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