Call of Duty: Black Ops- DLC Pack “First Strike” Coming To XBL On February 1st

Posted By | On 23rd, Dec. 2010

The first DLC pack for the super-successful Call of Duty: Black Ops, First Strike, will be releasing next year on the 1st of February, and will be a timed exclusive for Xbox Live.

“We’re committed to supporting Call of Duty: Black Ops fans with continuous updates to the game and exciting new content that will keep our community engaged,” said Treyarch Studio Head, Mark Lamia. “We can’t wait to deliver Call of Duty: Black Ops First Strike to our fans, which has four all-new Black Ops multiplayer maps, and an exciting new Zombie map to be declassified later. “

Stay tuned, we will bring more info for you soon.


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