I'd turn a corner and usually run smack dab into someone's barrel. I had probably the toughest time in Sub Pens, probably because the combat was so concentrated. This means that this is a supreme infantry map as it's a small warren of rooms and tight places, but the middle of the map does offer some long sight lines for long-range engagement. It's also similar in that artillery is limited to certain portions of the map since most of the level is enclosed. It's somewhat reminiscent of the underground Station map in Map Pack 1, in that this is a relatively narrow and almost claustrophobic level. YES NO Jason Ocampo, IGN: Sub Pens is easily the smallest of the three DLC maps. And for our thoughts on Banzia, check out TeamXbox's preview. For our thoughts on Corrosion, read GameSpy's preview. What we have below are our thoughts on Sub Pens, one of the three conventional levels in Map Pack 2. Inside Sub Pens - Watch or download the video here (HD available).

We're also told that the new zombie level will introduce some new gameplay mechanics, but we'll have to wait and see what those are.

However, we do know that you're battling Imperial Japanese zombies and not Nazi zombies this time around. These three infantry-only levels will be accompanied by a brand new zombie level that we didn't get a chance to check out.

We here at IGN, along with fellow editors from TeamXbox and GameSpy, got a chance to check out three of the levels last week at Treyarch. (A rate faster than its illustrious predecessor, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.) Now with numbers that good, it's only natural that Activision is prepping Map Pack 2 for release this summer. You apparently like Call of Duty: World at War a lot, judging from the fact that Map Pack 1, the first batch of downloadable content for the game, sold more than a million copies in a week.

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