Shack PSA: Modern Warfare 3 'Content Collection' now available on Xbox 360

Activision has released the "Content Collection #1" on Xbox Live Marketplace, giving players access to formerly Elite-only content.

Steve Watts

March 20, 2012 12:45 PM

As promised, Modern Warfare 3's first DLC pack for non-Call of Duty Elite members is now available. Today the "Content Collection #1" hits the Xbox Marketplace, bringing the Liberation, Piazza, Overwatch, and Black Box maps for the standard price of $14.99. In addition, this "Collection" includes two more Spec Ops missions: Black Ice and Negotiator.

Activision still hasn't given release details for the PC and PlayStation 3 versions of the pack, and simply promises that it will be rolled out "at a later date." Generally, PlayStation 3 players have had to wait a month for their content, so we may see this content pack hitting in April.

If this $15 price tag is giving you second thoughts on Elite, the subscription service is still available for $49.99, which will offer a net savings compared to picking up all the packs individually.

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Activision has released the "Content Collection #1" on Xbox Live Marketplace, giving players access to formerly Elite-only content.
- chewy05911
  
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  March 20, 2012 12:49 PM
  
  Do people seriously still play this game? Come on..it's been overdone. Try out BF3 on pc and you will have a life changing moment as far as it comes to first person shooters and how they are meant to be played.
  - Demon4231
    
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    March 20, 2012 1:00 PM
    
    To bad BF3 is turning into CoD. Close Quarters DLC is the dumbest thing you could make for a Battlefield game.
    
    I know, I know, don't buy it.
    - sreyes22
      
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      March 20, 2012 1:11 PM
      
      wow really, there are tons of open world vehicle maps already out there, some fairly new, and people bitch about close quartered maps coming out to address a different audience.
      - Demon4231
        
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        March 20, 2012 4:26 PM
        
        Yes, a different audience should play a different game. Battlefield has ALWAYS (until BC2) been about vehicle warfare. Also no, there are not "tons of open world vehicle maps". There's like 3 or 4, and in BF2 just about all 9 of the maps were open vehicle maps.
        
        tw3kr
        
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        March 20, 2012 9:28 PM
        
        I have preferred CQC in Battlefield to the vehicle combat since 1942.
        
        Demon4231
        
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        March 20, 2012 10:19 PM
        
        Then you're playing the wrong game....
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    March 20, 2012 1:29 PM
    
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    - chewy05911
      
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      March 20, 2012 1:50 PM
      
      This is all about the quality of the game. Battlefield continues to try to better it's product whether it be gameplay, graphics, etc. Call of Duty is recycling the same crap over and over...not to mention the graphics engine is way outdated
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        March 20, 2012 2:31 PM
        
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        Demon4231
        
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        March 20, 2012 4:29 PM
        
        They're recycling the game play, it always fast paced run and gun.
        
        Find someone who doesn't play CoD and show them CoD MW1 and MW3 or any in between and I bet they don't be able to tell you the difference.
        
        [deleted] 284753204
        
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        March 20, 2012 5:45 PM
        
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        Topsiderover
        
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        March 20, 2012 6:24 PM
        
        The refuse to give me my naval vessels back >:-(
        
        Demon4231
        
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        March 20, 2012 7:02 PM
        
        New Air combat (kinda), ground combat changes pace from game to game (not a lot but does change). And they don't send a new BF out every single year. They actually work on the game, or at least act like they do.