Inside the DLC are the contents you have almost certainly come to expect by now: four new adversarial multiplayer maps, a new chapter in the Extinction campaign, and the two-in-one Ripper assault rifle/SMG.
Those four multiplayer maps, in case you are wondering: Behemoth, set in South America; Collision, which takes place on a cargo ship that's crashed into a New York bridge; Mayan temple Ruins, which also features the Predator; and the final map, Unearthed, which hearkens back to the Dome map from Modern Warfare 3, a controversial stage that many players are still trying to forget.
Devastation is part of the $50 Call of Duty: Ghosts season pass, and can be purchased individually for $15.
All Call of Duty DLC is released first on Xbox platforms as part of a commercial deal between Microsoft and Activision, one that will almost certainly keep going until the Sun goes supernova and all life in our solar system ceases to exist.
The pack first launched on Xbox One and Xbox 360 last month.
Devastation features four new multiplayer maps, including Ruins, Collision, Behemoth and Unearthed, along with a new chapter in co-op component Extinction. The Ripper, a brand new 2-in-1 weapon that shifts between an SMG and an assault rifle is included, too.
Expect it to cost around £11.59 or included for free as part of the Season Pass.
But is it worth your money? Probably not, judging by Steve's review, who said that "you can almost smell the desperation in this latest DLC pack".
MP1st - Players attentive to Call of Duty: Ghosts spawning system in game modes like Team Deathmatch may have noticed a few small unannounced tweaks in last Mondays hot fix update.
PSLS: Showing up a week later than we had originally guessed, Activision has confirmed the release date for the Devastation DLC pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts.
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Saffold, who was the 33rd overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, was in LA to coach and encourage his team to victory. The NFL star, who just signed a five-year, $31.7 million contract extension with the Rams, talks about his love of eSports and why these pro gamers are similar to athletes in this exclusive interview.
