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.
LOS ANGELES -- The captain of Team Rise Nation, Jonathan Pacman Tucker, was at Activisions $1 Million Call of Duty Championship 2014 at the LA Event Center. The Rise Nation came in seventh and won $35,000 at the event, which was watched by a global audience over three days. Tucker, whos been playing games since he was a kid, won the 2008 MLG Call of Duty: Modern Warfare National Championship. He talks about what it took to go pro and offers some advice on how to play Infinity Wards Call of Duty: Ghosts in this exclusive interview.
