If there was any doubt that Bungie would not support Halo: Reach like its previous titles because of their letting go of the Halo series, those fears were put out the instant you downloaded the Noble Map Pack. This is their best map pack in years. Three great maps, all different, all designed expertly, and offer a great addition for only 10 bucks.
In case your turkey-induced slumber has caused you to forget, the Halo: Reach Noble Map Pack is now available for your downloading pleasure. Clocking in at 328.6MB and freeing 800 Microsoft Points from your wallet, the three new maps look pretty damn good, in my opinion.
Bungie has some great HD quick looks of each map, embedded after the jump, so take a look before you inevitably make the purchase. I’ve already added the maps to my download queue (an awesome feature of Xbox.com, by the way), and I suggest you do the same. I’ll need someone to snipe later tonight when I fire up the game when I get home.
Who doesn’t love free stuff? Activision is looking to boost your Thanksgiving spirit by teaming with Coke to give away codes for DJ Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock DLC this week. All you need to do is signup for a My Coke Rewards account and follow these links to get your free codes:
The content is only free from now until November 29, so act fast. If you miss out, you’ll still be able to buy the content, but who wants to pay for it when it’s available for free right now? Get on it!
Available via the Game Marketplace over Xbox Live, Ubisoft’s Bloody Good Time demo puts players in the skin of a variety of wannabe movie stars as they compete for fame on set by eliminating the other wannabe’s via a multitude of murder weapons, murder aids and over the top death traps.
If you want Rock Band DLC that’s released after October 26, 2010, you’re going to need to buy Rock Band 3. The music in the Rock Band Store going forward is specific to Rock Band 3 and won’t be compatible with any of the previous Rock Band versions. This will apply to any and all future Rock Band DLC, whether it’s labeled “Rock Band 3 version” or not. All songs that are released before that October cut-off date will remain available to Rock Band and Rock Band 2. Even the Rock Band Network tracks will be compatible with all previous versions going forward.
Awesome. Now my DLC catalogue will have to be filled with shitty garage band tracks because I can’t buy any good music anymore….
Comic Jumper is a primarily side scrolling downloadable adventure from Bread and Twisted Pixel available through the Xbox Live Arcade. Players take control of Captain Smiley, a comic book super hero who has fallen on hard times and is forced to take guest appearance jobs in other comics in order to fund his return to glory. Accompanying Captain Smiley is Star, a wisecracking star embedded in Smiley’s chest, and their administrative assistant/damsel in distress Gerda. Captain Smiley jumps into different comics through the use of a very Timecop-esque machine. Each comic world is complete with varying art styles and unique enemies, where Smiley battles bosses and completing challenges to rack up fees in order to relaunch the Captain Smiley comic brand.
Gearbox Software released Borderlands in 2009 and it went on to win Game of the Year. Looking back, it’s funny how a game can sneak up on you like it did me and take over so much of your time. Having put over 120 hours into the disc based game and all of the downloadable content packs up until now, I was the best guy here at Loot Ninja to review Claptrap Revolution.
The best way to describe the Claptrap Revolution DLC is that of a “stretch”. Read on to hear why.
When word of the Undead Nightmare DLC hit the internets, I was half excited and half apathetic. On one hand, one of my favorite games of all time was getting new content that was something more than another multiplayer update and adding something to the amazing single player. Nevertheless, it was zombies. Is anyone a little tired of zombies? Left 4 Dead, Dead Rising, Resident Evil 5, and the CoD Nazi Zombies; enough is enough. Despite an undead overload, this is an insane amount of game for 10 bucks and should be a must download for any RDR fan.
Please don’t forget (if you chose Fable III as today’s release to pick up today) to go download the two free weapons from the Microsoft Xbox 360 Marketplace. That’s right free! As in two free in-game weapons to unlock. The download is a staggering 195MB of content, so it could be more than the named weapons in there. We don’t know at this point.
All I know is, it’s free, and we all love free shit don’t we? Sure we do. I just ran across a freebie for you guys to get you some free loot for your Fable III character. Read on for the link.
Yeah, I don’t suggest following naughty Santa’s lead and robbing a bank to get that money, but somehow you were able to find it in a street gutter. What in the world would you do gaming-wise if you happened across $300 dollars lying in the street somewhere? No, you can’t buy midget hookers (and yes, they are cheaper).
It’s about that time for the quality holiday games to start rolling in, and it got me thinking about a good hypothetical question: What would you do if you ONLY had $300 dollars to spend from now until Christmas? That’s right. ONLY $300 dollars.
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