Xbox 360 gamers can finally get their hands on Titanfall’s newest DLC, namely Frontier’s Edge. If it weren’t enough that it came out roughly three weeks after the Xbox One and PC version, previous gen players will also receive game update 5. This adds several improvements chief among them being the new Black Market and in-game currency. You can now earn in-game credits from playing matches and purchase packs of Burn Cards in the Black Market.

You can also buy Titan Insignias from the Black Market and now sell off your Burn Cards rather than simply discarding them. As for Frontier’s Edge, it adds three new maps – Dig Site, Haven and Export – for £7.99/$9.99. You can pick up all three packs as part of the Season Pass at £19.99/$29.99. The next DLC IMC Rising will be out this Autumn.

Will you be playing Frontier’s Edge on the Xbox 360 and what are your thoughts on Titanfall till now? Let us know in the comments.

Respawn Entertainment has delivered a double whammy of content today by not only releasing the new Frontier’s Edge DLC map pack, which adds three new maps to the multiplayer, but also releasing game update 5 aka the Black Market update.

Having finally gotten our hands on the Black Market, it’s definitely an intriguing exercise. The amount of currency you earn is dependent on your performance in a match and even with stellar kill scores, you’ll probably have to settle for 2,000 currency. This definitely helps make each purchase meaningful and helps avoid players picking up only Premium Packs with the Rare Burn Cards. It’s also great to be able to sell one’s excess Burn Cards rather than simply discarding them. Selling a card can net you either 100 or 200 currency depending on its rarity.

Have you gotten your hands on Game Update 5 or even the Frontier’s Edge map pack? Let us know what you think of it in the comments below.

Respawn Entertainment has released new details about the upcoming game update for Titanfall. While originally billed as introducing the Black Market, where players can purchase (and sell) Burn Cards using the new in-game currency, game update 5 will do a lot more than that.

For instance, there will now be three new daily challenges introduced each day. Players will be able to take part in up to 9 different challenges at a time and it seems like a great way to push earning currency. Also, Gen 1 pilots will now have tags next to their names to indicate their status. Don’t regenerate and be proud.

Other changes include Achievements for the Frontier’s Edge DLC, Nvidia SLI support, a fix for 120/144 Hz monitors and many other bug fixes. You can check out the full list of changes here. It’s expected that the update will arrive around the same time as the Frontier’s Edge DLC, which releases on July 31st for Xbox One and PC, so stay tuned for more details.

Titanfall players on Xbox One and PC take note: the Frontier’s Edge DLC will be releasing on July 31st. This was announced on a recent live-stream for the DLC held by Respawn. As noted before, it will arrive on Xbox One and PC while the Xbox 360 version arrives a month later.

This was the same stream where Respawn revealed its next big game update that will include the Black Market and in-game currency (and no micro-transactions). Support for multi-GPU set-ups on PC, bug fixes and an alert when flag carriers are on your Titan in CTF will also be provided in the next update.

Frontier’s Edge meanwhile will add three new maps with Dig Site, Haven and Export. The DLC pack will cost $10 but you can pick it up along with Expedition and the third map pack via the Season Pass for $25. What are your thoughts on Frontier’s Edge being out next week? Let us know below.

Titanfall will be receiving a new DLC map pack in the form of Frontier’s Edge. We’ve already seen Dig Site and now Respawn Entertainment has released details and screenshots about the second map Export.

“Overshadowed by a massive armature that controls an offshore lock system for marine transport, Export caters to close-quarter, house-to-house combat for ground troops.

“Pilots use this to their advantage by using quick wall-hops on the close structures to gain speed and height, then engage enemies from the low rooftops. Titans can lock down sections of the town by leveraging natural choke points, and often fight up a steep incline that leads to a commanding view of the town below.”

Frontier’s Edge has no fixed release date but it will be out for Xbox One and PC first before arriving on Xbox 360. It will retail for $9.99 but cost $24.99 with the Season Pass (which will also include Expedition and the final DLC).

Respawn Entertainment recently announced the newest DLC for its first person shooter Titanfall, called Frontier’s Edge. It will add three new maps with Haven, Dig Site and Export. One of these maps, Dig Site, has received some new screenshots from the developer along with an official description.

It’s essentially a mine located across a rocky range but the developer describes it far better. “Mining operations are on hold while the Militia defend this crucial asset against IMC attacks.

“Surrounded by sheer rock walls that offer natural protection against air assault, the site becomes a bloody ground war characterized by titan skirmishes over subtle elevation changes in the terrain, and a mix of short and medium-range engagements for pilots.”

Titanfall: Frontier’s Edge will retail for $9.99 but you can pick up all three DLC packs (with Expedition having already been released) for $24.99 with the Season Pass. We’ll update you on a release date as soon as more information is available.