[Update] Full patch notes are now available. You can check them out by going here.
[Original Story] In just a few hours, those playing Call of Duty Black Ops 3 on PlayStation 4 will soon be able to enjoy the new maps and content included in the Eclispe DLC pack. As expected, a new update has been released for this version of the game, introducing support for the soon to be released DLC pack and more.
According to online reports, the Call of Duty Black Ops 3 1.09 update is around 1 GB big. Full patch notes have yet to be shared, but some have revealed that the VMP and KUDA haven't been tweaked, and that the Razorback seems to be more powerful. Unfortunately, it's seems like the rumored new operator is not included in the update.
The Call of Duty Black Ops 3 Eclipse DLC pack has been made available for pre-load yesterday in Europe, with North American players also being able to pre-load the map pack since earlier today. The DLC pack is around 7 GB big and includes four additional multiplayer maps are called Spire, Rift, Knowckout and Verge, the re-imagining of a Call of Duty: World at War map called Banzai. The Eclipse DLC pack also includes a new Zombies chapter called Zetsubo No Shima, which has been showcased last week with a couple of trailers.
Call Of Duty Black Ops 3 is now available on PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. The Eclipse DLC pack launches tomorrow, April 19th, on PlayStation 4 in all regions. The Xbox One and PC release date has yet to be confirmed, but it should be sometime next month.
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