Key Highlights:
- The new Black Ops 2 Vengeance Replacers trailer shows gameplay from Cove, Detour, Rush and Uplink.
- Buried Zombies gameplay also appears alongside the new Ray Gun Mark II Wonder Weapon.
- Vengeance launches first on Xbox 360 on July 2 for 1,200 Microsoft Points.
Activision has released a new Replacers trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 Vengeance, showing gameplay from all four multiplayer maps and the Buried Zombies experience included in Treyarch’s third DLC pack.
Peter Stormare and J.B. Smoove return as The Replacers, with the live-action footage cutting between the pair taking over everyday responsibilities and gameplay from the upcoming expansion.
Vengeance continues the Black Ops 2 DLC cycle after Revolution and Uprising. Uprising reached PC and PS3 in May, while the first details of Vengeance emerged earlier this month.
The four multiplayer maps are Cove, Detour, Rush and Uplink. Cove is set around the wreckage of a crashed aircraft on a small island, while Detour places players across a damaged suspension bridge with combat taking place over multiple levels.
Rush is built around an abandoned paintball facility designed for close-range fighting. Uplink reworks Summit from the original Black Ops, relocating the familiar map to a new setting in Myanmar.
Vengeance also introduces Buried, a new Zombies experience set beneath an abandoned Old West mining town. The DLC adds the Ray Gun Mark II, a new Wonder Weapon that Vengeance owners will also be able to use across the other Black Ops 2 Zombies maps.
Vengeance launches first on Xbox 360 on July 2 for 1,200 Microsoft Points. PC and PlayStation 3 versions will follow later, although Activision has not yet announced release dates for either platform.
Later update: Vengeance launched on Xbox 360 as planned on July 2 before the timed exclusivity period ended. Vengeance arrived on PC and PS3 on August 2.
The DLC became the third stage in Black Ops 2’s four-pack expansion cycle, following Revolution and Uprising. Treyarch then announced Apocalypse as the final Black Ops 2 DLC in August, adding four more multiplayer maps alongside the Origins Zombies experience.
Apocalypse continued towards release later that month with an MLG gameplay premiere ahead of its Xbox 360 launch.
