Check out Rob's impressions on February's new map.
Well it’s that time of the month again and the new Modern Warfare 3 Elite DLC is here for February. This month Activision has released one new map – Overwatch. If you haven't already had the chance, be sure to check out my impressions of January's releases.
With a content pack set to release to the public, find out what Elite members have been enjoying throughout January and what you can expect.
Last month, Modern Warfare 3’s Elite service finally got up and running, much to the excitement of its members. Being a subscriber to this program allows gamers to receive a special piece of DLC every month that is exclusive to the Elite service. January marked the delivery of the first content, with plenty more to become available on a month by month basis.
Diablo III release projections and more was discussed this afternoon.
Activision Blizzard had an investor's call earlier today. During their presentations, information about key titles was shown and several noticable announcements were made as well. Chief among them was the projected release window for Diablo III.
Available now for the Call of Duty Elite premium members on Xbox Live.
The Content Season DLC for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will be available for the Elite Premium members of Xbox Live on January 24, 2012.
Gameplay footage of the Versus Mode present in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
Beginning on January 24 for Xbox Live users, all premium members of Call of Duty Elite will be able to get the first Modern Warfare 3 downloadable content of a nine month periodic release.
Justin Lockey, Associate Producer for Shoot Many Robots, goes through the several rendering modes that are used during the game's development.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City will be available for the PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 on March 20, 2012. The PC version will be available sometime in 2012.
New content comes to Xbox 360 users first.
It’s already been proven that Activision's newest entry into the Call of Duty franchise does, in fact, print money, but the six million players who paid extra for “Elite” status have yet to see a return on their investment.
