The Resurgence Map Pack for Modern Warfare 2 is set to release on June 3 on Xbox Live, the pack will be priced at 1200 ms points or $15. Resurgence will feature two Call of Duty 4 maps and three new maps.

Vacant —  wide open Russian office complex [Cod4]
Strike — urban town surrounded by hotels  [CoD4]
Carnival — an abandoned carnival area with a Ferris wheel, fun house and other attractions
Trailer Park — full of “super tight corridors” and featuring a pool (“Mobile Estates,” Bowling calls it)
Fuel — a “sniper haven” based in and around an …

The PSN has just been updated so our friends playing on the ps3 can now buy the bailout map pack.
The $15 map pack add-on delivers  2 returning maps and 3 new maps.

Bailout – a multi-level apartment complex
Storm – an open industrial park littered with heavy machinery
Salvage – a snowy junkyard fortified by stacked debris and crushed cars
Crash – a war-torn urban environment

Overgrown – which features a massive dry creek bed

The first reveal of the next CoD game arrived today courtesy of Gametrailers TV.
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An unofficial tribute to MW2. This film was made for $209.42

The official trailer for the upcoming Modern Warfare 2 DLC  The Stimulus Package.

The guys over at the Gadget Show  have built their own real world version of ‘The Pit’  level from Modern Warfare 2.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 broke records this year as the biggest ever entertainment launch in history. With 4.7 million units sold in the US and UK during the first 24 hours, it pulled in revenues totaling $310 million.
TorrentFreak posted their yearly research into the games people love to steal and has found that the first-person shooter hit the top of both the PC and Xbox 360 lists for most unauthorized downloads with 4.1 million and 970,000 downloads respectively.
It’s frightening when you consider that the game has only been …

Via GZ
One of the most criticised elements of Modern Warfare 2′s multiplayer mode is Infinity Ward’s bizarre decision not to allow Party Chat in the majority of the game’s game types.
Of course, what that means for most of us is the prospect of having our Call of Duty experience ruined by the inane chatter of children and unhealthy amount of inbreds that populate Xbox Live. The limitations of Private Chat also mean that that isn’t a viable option when you’re looking to talk with more than one person. But we …