Maps were easily explored without hours and hours of game play.
Zombie maps from World at War were easily playable solo, making the even more fun co-op. Making so much content vitally unplayable solo is equally stupid. In this day and age, leaving out the ability to adjust the difficulty is moronic. I only have one complain, zombies are not for the casual gamer. In this day and age, Zombies were a fun idea, but early on went off the rails. Though Zombies mode can definitely be entertaining, it does tend toward repetition, so Rezurrection's singular focus on zombie-killing and its high price limit its appeal to all but the most fervent zombicidal players.Zombies were a fun idea, but early on went off the rails. Whether these levels are fresh new opportunities or stale retreads depends on your experience, and how enticing this DLC is hinges largely on your desire for more of Call of Duty's distinct brand of zombie annihilation.
There's no denying that Rezurrection delivers plenty of zombie-killing amusement, and each level offers a different spin on the action. The undead have no need for skin, even in space. But these are still old maps that many players have experienced before, making the 15 dollar asking price seem steep. Richtofen) on every map, not just the ones released after their introduction. There are some updated weapons, and you now get to play as the quip-happy characters (Tank, Nikolai, Takeo, Dr. Those revisiting these "remastered" versions with a veteran's eye won't find many significant differences, however. From a sprawling German factory to a remote swamp town, these four maps provide a good amount of variety, and folks who got their first taste of cooperative zombie killing in Black Ops will find plenty to like about the traps, perks, and Easter eggs these maps offer. Nacht Der Untoten, Verruckt, Shi No Numa, and Der Riese all appeared in Call of Duty: World at War, though most were available only through downloadable map packs. The moon is a novel place to kill zombies, but the other four maps in Rezurrection are much more familiar. The longer you survive, the better your chances are of completing the various hidden tasks that reveal more about the strange saga of Zombies mode. Romero was in the Call of the Dead DLC, but they're definitely still a threat.
These undead astronauts are not as dangerous as George A. Phasing zombies crawl along the ground and then teleport uncomfortably close to you, while astronaut zombies don a random gamertag from your friends list and shamble slowly after you. There are some new Wonder Weapons and a new perk (carry three weapons at a time!) available, as well as new enemies to contend with. Gravity is low, so you have to be careful when jumping or sprinting up staircases, because the time you spend airborne is time that you are slow and vulnerable. The moon area is large compared to other zombie-killing arenas, and you travel through both indoor and outdoor spaces. Then, it's round-by-round zombie killing as per usual. Once you are beamed up to the moon proper, you must scoot over and grab a pressurized external suit before you asphyxiate.
It may be tempting to try to earn some early points by sticking around, but it's advisable to make your stand near the teleporter, because things get out of control quickly. The Moon map starts off in Area 51, just before the arrival of the zombie horde. Of the five maps in Rezurrection, only one is new. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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