Halo Reaching for Noble map pack
First DLC for Bungie's latest sci-fi first-person shooter confirmed for November 30 launch; will cost 800 points, contain three new maps.
Halo: Reach made $200 million for Microsoft in its first 24 hours on sale and much more since then, and the money doesn't look like it's going to stop rolling in anytime soon. Microsoft today confirmed that the first premium DLC for the critically acclaimed first-person shooter would arrive on November 30 and would cost 800 Microsoft points (£6.85, $10).
The Noble Map Pack will contain three new maps and give gamers the opportunity to add a further 250 points to their gamerscore. The three new maps are Tempest, an eight- to 16-player map featuring an abandoned shoreline fortress; Anchor 9, a two- to eight-player orbital dockyard ship repair facility; and Breakpoint, an eight- to 16-player map consisting of an archaeological dig set atop an icy precipice.
Halo: Reach was patched last week to address a number of bugs and tweak some multiplayer gameplay options. A second patch is expected next Tuesday that will introduce matchmaking to the single-player campaign, allowing players to pick up players over Xbox Live to join in their local games.
For more on Halo: Reach, check out GameSpot's review.
Nancy Drew: Mystery of the Seven Keys | World Premiere Official Trailer Modern Warfare III & Warzone - Official Cheech & Chong Bundle Gameplay Trailer The Fallout TV Show's Biggest Easter Eggs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate – Announcement Gameplay Trailer Dead Island 2 – Official SoLA Expansion Gameplay Launch Trailer Little Kitty, Big City – Release Date Reveal Harold Halibut GameSpot Video Review SteamWorld Heist II – Official Reveal Gameplay Trailer Cat Quest III - Release Date Trailer LORELEI AND THE LASER EYES | Release Date Trailer Honkai: Star Rail — "Non-Zero-Sum Game" | A Moment Among the Stars Animated Trailer Stellar Blade - Official Live Action Release Date Trailer| PS5
Please enter your date of birth to view this video
By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com
Join the conversation