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12-02-2008, 09:41 AM
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Call of Duty: World at War surprised us. First by actually being a competent successor to last year's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and now, producer Daniel Suarez is hoping to surprise us again with DLC that is not 'traditional'. What does that mean? We'll find out at the beginning of the new year. MTV Multiplayer (http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2008/12/02/activision-call-of-duty-world-at-war-dlc-will-be-unusual/) has this jobber:
In a phone interview with MTV Multiplayer just before Thanksgiving, “World at War” executive producer Daniel Suarez confirmed that the game’s development team is working on downloadable content that will exceed the single multi-player map-pack offered for “Modern Warfare” earlier this year. “We want to do at least — the hope is — potentially two, maybe three packs out before we’re all said and done.”
Suarez said announcements of the downloadable content would be coming at the beginning of the New Year. While he declined to provide a release schedule, he offered this surprise: “It’s not going to be what we’ve done traditionally. I’ll leave it a little bit mysterious.”
Let the speculation commence!
Call of Duty: World at War surprised us. First by actually being a competent successor to last year's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and now, producer Daniel Suarez is hoping to surprise us again with DLC that is not 'traditional'. What does that mean? We'll find out at the beginning of the new year. MTV Multiplayer (http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2008/12/02/activision-call-of-duty-world-at-war-dlc-will-be-unusual/) has this jobber:
In a phone interview with MTV Multiplayer just before Thanksgiving, “World at War” executive producer Daniel Suarez confirmed that the game’s development team is working on downloadable content that will exceed the single multi-player map-pack offered for “Modern Warfare” earlier this year. “We want to do at least — the hope is — potentially two, maybe three packs out before we’re all said and done.”
Suarez said announcements of the downloadable content would be coming at the beginning of the New Year. While he declined to provide a release schedule, he offered this surprise: “It’s not going to be what we’ve done traditionally. I’ll leave it a little bit mysterious.”
Let the speculation commence!