When is bo2 uprising out for ps3

Several of Hollywood's most iconic actors round out the cast of Prohibition-era mobsters, including Ray Liotta, Michael Madsen, Chazz Palminteri, and Joe Pantoliano to bring this horrifying adventure to life. All four are serving time in Alcatraz Prison, only to discover that being behind bars is the least of their problems. In order to survive, players must work their way through the steel cells and aging concrete buildings while fighting off a multitude of zombified prisoners and guards trapped on the island with them.

Uprising also debuts four new diverse multiplayer maps, each set around the globe: Magma - Set within a modern Japanese village, volcanic eruptions carve multiple paths throughout the town. Seriously — I chat with my teammates, let them know what I see and where I keep getting killed, and inevitably someone volunteers to flank and eliminate that threat. I have a question. Ever since Activision has started having 1-month exclusive DLC for the Call of Duty Series, every time you or someone else posts here on the blog about the release of the PS3 COD DLC, the post always gets rated low and people are upset at having to wait for something the got a month earlier.

Is activision aware how bad of a reception these blog posts get? And how upset PS3 and PC owners are at feeling like they are getting treated like second class citizens? I do plan on buying the new maps. I just think it would be nice not having to wait a month. This is simply a case of a company looking for a competitive advantage.

Everybody gets something, and in the best of those awkward situations, evrybody gets everything eventually. Activation should have not taken microshafts money. It has done more harm then good. And I think its bad business. I dont know numbers but ps3 and pc has to sell much less maps packs. Not to mention the hard feeling you get from the not so small number of ps3 and pc gamers. I always believe people should simply play what makes them happy. If Microsoft wants to lazily drop money on timed-exclusivity deals with third parties to drive sales instead of putting that money into first-party exclusive content of their own, more power to them.

And I just love that way of speaking officials have. Polite and distant. LOL — would you prefer impolite and aggressive? Probably not, would be my guess — contracts are based on specific dates, not events. But unfortunately, I do not know what that date is. Looking fwd to Firing Range. It will be neat to see how it translates into Black Ops 2. That and I might have to check out Zombies for the first time. Does anyone knows the song from the trailer? Anyone Please Helppppppppppp!!!!!!

Thanks for answering my questions and clarifying some points I was not aware of. Its amazing how downhill the game has gone since COD4. Than comes MW3 which for whatever fell really low. Now in Black ops 2 even though you have fun at certain times its not a great feeling when playing since the game is not balanced.

I am even thinking to skip Ghosts this year unless a big difference is implemented. I will wait until we hear more info on Ghosts to decide. Hopefully I can continue to buy this game but its not looking good at the current moment.

All four are serving time in Alcatraz Prison, only to discover that being behind bars is the least of their problems. In order to survive, players must work their way through the steel cells and aging concrete buildings while fighting off a multitude of zombified prisoners and guards trapped on the island with them. All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company.

Uprising packs in four new competitive multiplayer maps: a lava scorched Japanese town named Magma, a deserted music festival named Encore, a multi-tiered highrise called Vertigo, and a Firing Range-style soundstage called Studio.

These are all on top of the somewhat-ballyhooed Mob of the Dead, which stars four prohibition-era mobsters fighting to survive undead swarms through the halls and cells of Alcatraz. Long before that, I started pursuing my degree in video games by bugging my older brother to let me play Zelda on the Super Nintendo.