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The last is definitely not the least, as the entire DLC adventure for Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse has arrived at its epic conclusion for both PS3 as well as PC gamers. This DLC will be the fourth and final DLC pack from the folks over at Activision and the award-winning studio Treyarch, where interested gamers (and we are sure that there will be many of them!) will be able to dig into a quartet of thrilling and diverse multiplayer maps, in addition to Origins. Origins can be best described as the all-new, wildly creative Zombies experience which will reunite players with the original heroes from Call of Duty: World at War, where this particular chapter will close the Zombies story arch for Call of Duty: Black Ops II.

Among the multiplayer maps that are available in Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse include Pod, where a “failed utopian community from the 70′s has left stacks of dilapidated residential pods nestled into an abandoned cliff side in Taiwan.” The residents are no longer there for quite some time already, and the modernist compound now plays host to frenetic combat as you and your enemies will run atop the pods while learning how to navigate the multi-tiered interiors for a strategic edge. Other map names are Frost, Takeoff, and Dig. The a la carte Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse DLC Pack will cost you $14.99 a pop, and can be downloaded by Season Pass holders.

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A new Black Ops 2 map pack means the return of The Replacers.

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The wait for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2′s new Uprising map pack wasn’t that long considering Treyarch’s last map pack, Revolution, was released on January 29 on the Xbox 360 and then a few weeks later on the PlayStation 3 and PC. Treyarch announced Uprising would be launched on April 16 earlier this month, and if our calculations are correct, this means today is the day Xbox 360 players have been waiting for as Uprising is now officially available.

As we reported when Uprising was first announced, players can expect to play through four new multiplayer maps: Magma, which is set in a Japanese village surrounded with volcanic eruptions, Encore has you playing through the aftermath of a deserted London music festival, Vertigo takes you to a futuristic, Indian high-rise and last, but certainly not least, is Studio which is a remake of Black Ops’ Firing Range. (more…)

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When Call of Duty: Black Ops 2′s Revolution Map Pack was close to being released, Activision knew you’d be spending a lot of time with the game, which is why they suggested you used their Replacer services. With the upcoming release of Black Ops 2′s Uprising Map Pack, The Replacers are back to help you with those important moments in life you need to attend, but would much rather be playing Black Ops 2. This time, the original Replacer Peter Stormare brought along a buddy to help with his replacing this time, actor J.B. Smoove.

As with the previously released Replacer video, you’ll be given a short snippet of the new Uprising map pack, but the main focus of the video will be some of the more humorous job roles the Replacers will have to take up just so you can get some more quality time with Black Ops 2′s newest DLC. You’ll see the Replacers making “Sammiches,” defending the public and fixing the cable to name a few of their roles in the video.

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