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>>6300759
it would be nice to see Azusa as witch.

>>3053853
No not this ...

August 4, 2009 - When Valve announced Left 4 Dead 2 at E3 this year, it caused something of a backlash amongst some of its fans who were expecting new content for the original game that Valve had hinted at previously. Well, Valve just announced new DLC for Left 4 Dead that includes a brand new campaign called Crash Course due out next month. The good news if you have the PC game is that Crash Course is going to be free. If you have the Xbox 360 game, it's going to cost you.

Crash Course will support single-player, multiplayer, and co-op gameplay, but what's particularly intriguing about it is that it's designed to provide a streamlined Versus mode experience in 30 minutes. Versus mode pits one team of players as the humans while an opposing team plays as the special boss zombies in the game. The humans try to get through the level safely while the zombies try to stop them, and then the teams switch sides and play through the level again.

Another tidbit about Crash Course is that it's supposed to serve as a narrative bridge between the end of the No Mercy campaign, where the survivors escape by climbing aboard a helicopter, with the Death Toll campaign that has them battling to a riverside dock to await a tugboat. The campaign will feature new dialogue and new locations. And there are new gameplay elements for Versus mode, including a recharge timer for the infected and new item spawn behavior.

Again, this comes out in September. It's free on the PC, while the Xbox 360 version will be available on Xbox Live Marketplace for 560 Microsoft Points, or about $7 in the US. That's sure to probably set off a new controversy, especially since the earlier DLC was available for free for the Xbox 360 game.

>>2809008