Not sure if many people are going to tug at the latest COD:WAW map pack, but it's all worth it for the additional Zombie mode alone. The update and content pack are availble pricing in at £7.99 Resume Play gives an extremely detailed review of how the whole pack plays out.

Call of Duty: World at War received fairly good reviews from a majority of critics. The game packed in the classic Call of Duty elements, and just about mimicked the fourth Call of Duty in terms of online layout; something that a lot of casuals and COD4 fans appreciated. However, Treyarch always seemed to get a load of stick from the COD4 fanboys, being told that nothing they could come up with would top Modern Warfare. I for one like both games on a very similar level, and both games still have huge communities of players, but if there was one thing Call of Duty 4 lacked, it was the addition of meaningful content. Sure, I loved the map pack that they introduced, but some lacked certain elements of multiplayer playability. The first World at War map pack blitzed the online gaming market, offering players some admirable new maps, but also added to the massively popular Nazi Zombies mode by forming a new stage with added extras such as traps. Something I didn’t expect from Treyarch was for them to follow up with yet another Map Pack…

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