14 DAY TRIAL // Activision has just confirmed that four new modes have been added to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's Free For All playlists on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 platforms.
Modern Warfare 3 broke sales records last year and, thanks to the constant downloadable content drops made by Activision, it's still very popular across all of its platforms.
Now, in order to add a bit more variety in other ways besides downloadable maps, the company has confirmed that four different modes were added to the Free For All playlists on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 platforms.
These include a few variations to the Gun Game, a One in the Chamber version with the P99 handgun, as well as an all-new All or Nothing mode that originated from within the Modern Warfare 3 community.
Check out the full details about each of these modes below.
Two Gun Game variations - One variation uses an 18 gun progression including 2 sniper rifles to separate the men from the boys. - The second variation cycles 6 guns 3 times (no sniper rifles) so learn the 6 gun progression and pace yourself through the 3 waves
One In The Chamber using the P99 handgun
- Players begin with one bullet and earn a bullet for every kill (with gun or tactical knife) - Elimination occurs after 3 deaths but the last 3 players will be visible on the mini-map to keep the action rolling - Eliminated players can chase remaining players in spectator mode and back a winner of their choosing by selecting them - Selecting a player that you're spectating gives you 150 XP for each of their subsequent kills so you can still stay in the game after you're eliminated
All Or Nothing
- All players spawn with the USP .45 handgun with no ammo and a Throwing Knife - The loadout includes the Hardline perk and Specialist point streak with Scavenger in the first slot - As you get kills, you pick up scavenger packs and get ammo - Once you're killed you spawn back with no ammo and start again - It's like One in the Chamber meets Infected with plenty of hilarity mixed in These new modes will be added to the existing ones, which means players will still be able to join other variations made by the community.
As of yet, sadly, there's no word about these modes reaching the PC platform.