New maps for Prey on 360

By Tom Bramwell Published 10 October, 2006

And character models.

An update for the Xbox 360 version of Prey, which went live on Marketplace this morning, adds four brand new multiplayer maps as well as various new character models.

Similar to the update released for the PC version, the Prey patch adds Becky, Elhuit, Elite, Hunter and Jen multiplayer characters, as well as Gravity Labs, Space Oddity, Topillogical and Tunnel Rat maps.

You can download it everywhere except Japan, so turn the plane around, and of course if you somehow rubbishly missed out on Prey, you can investigate it more fully in our in-depth review.

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About Tom Bramwell

Tom is Operations director of Eurogamer Network and Editor-at-Large of Eurogamer.net. He joined the company in February 2000.

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Comments (8) Latest comment 5 years ago

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  • espadachin #1 5 years ago

    and its free? well done them!

  • Thamuhacha #2 5 years ago

    I got about 2 hours into Prey and got a bit bored

    But I'd still like to congratulate them on the free content.

  • Darren #3 5 years ago

    Hey *FREE* game content. Nice! :)

    So the game isn't published by EA then? /wink

  • morriss #4 5 years ago

    free, yes. Fair play to 'em

  • ram #5 5 years ago

    "I got about 2 hours into Prey and got a bit bored

    But I'd still like to congratulate them on the free content."

    Wouldn't you have prefered an interesting game and have had to pay for any additional extras?

  • Darkedge #6 5 years ago

    Prey was rather good - you should've persisted as some very cool bits later on.

    Anyway this is for the multiplayer - which is nice. Shame i didn't like the multiplayer

  • Thamuhacha #7 5 years ago

    I never like online multiplayer shooters. Or, in fact, online multiplayer.

    And yes, I would have preferred a game I enjoyed and some enjoyable content at a reasonable price.

    But the alternative appears to be things like the Oblivion situation (a game I loved but with utterly dull extra content)

  • Dr.Mott #8 5 years ago

    "But the alternative appears to be things like the Oblivion situation (a game I loved but with utterly dull extra content)"

    What do you mean!? You get new horse armour for a mere £1.70!!!!!11!1!!