March 19, 2009 - The appeal of the Call of Duty (COD) franchise when it comes to online multiplayer is hard to deny. The first years of Xbox Live on the Xbox 360 were filled with countless matches of COD 2 for many early adopters of the system.

Even today, COD 4: Modern Warfare continues to give good old Master Chief a run for his money as the most played online game on Microsoft's console. Thankfully, the latest entrant into the COD series, Call of Duty: World at War (COD: WAW) is poised to expand upon the initial multiplayer offerings it delivered on the original game disc with its first map pack being made available March 19th for the PS3 and Xbox 360 for $9. Program De Acordare Chitara Electrica. 99 and 800 MS points, respectively. The COD: WAW Map Pack 1 will also eventually make its way onto the PC, but specific pricing, details, and dates have yet to be announced. At a recent event held by Activision, we were lucky enough to get some hands-on time with the console versions of COD: WAW's first map pack expansion.

Map Pack 1 consists of four total multiplayer maps, three made specifically for standard competitive online multiplayer and the other for dispatching with the undead in the Nazi Zombie Bonus Mode - more on that one later. We were first able to put each of the three standard multiplayer maps to the test in deathmatch and team deathmatch varieties.

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Each of these maps was surprisingly large, allowing for some very good large matches to take place. While similar in size, all three of these maps still manage to have a different look, feel, and strategy than the others.