Will the extra zombie maps for Black Ops be made available in the PlayStation Store?
Since the normal copy of Black Ops will only give you 3 Zombie maps, is there any chance of the extra zombie maps coming to sale to the PlayStation Store or perhaps free download?
Need to know about this.
Solution 1:
The only way to get the previous Call of Duty World at War zombie maps was to pre-order the Hardened or Prestige edition of the Call of Duty Black Ops
The extra zombie maps are now available with the last Black Ops DLC. It also comes with a new zombie map, Moon.
http://www.callofduty.com/blackops/dlc4/rezurrection-zombies-trailer
Solution 2:
As far as I'm aware, details of the inevitable DLC have yet to be announced and it would be inappropriate to speculate here. However, we can take a look at Treyarch's previous Call of Duty title to give us an indication of what is to come.
There were three map packs released for World at War, each of which contained three conventional multiplayer maps and one Nazi Zombies map. The zombie maps included new weapons and weapon upgrades and also new gameplay mechanics such as telportaion. They were released approximately four, seven and nine months after the game's initial release. There was also a free map that added a new take (daylight) on an existing map. On PS3 these map packs cost €9.99/$9.99US/£7.99GBP.
Activision's CFO has claimed that 2011 will herald their "largest digital offering ever" in support of Black Ops. You should also be aware that Activision have committed to release all of their DLC exclusively for Xbox 360 for a limited time.
The Hardened and Prestige editions of Black Ops featured a code permitting the download of all four World at War zombie maps. If this is something you missed out on, you might consider buying one from eBay.
Solution 3:
The only way to get the other maps is by buying the hardened or prestige editions. So far there is no official news about getting downloads for the other maps, but there is a rumor going around about how there will be free downloads. I'm not sure if it's true.