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Killzone 2’s Steel & Titanium Pack Priced

By Dr. Evelyn Reed | January 01, 0001 | 7 min read

Sony has delivered pricing details on Killzone 2‘s first downloadable map pack, Steel & Titanium, along with a trailer featuring the ufa747 two new maps in varying degrees of motion.

While we knew it was coming out on April 30th, up until now we had no pay69 slot ดาวน์โหลด price tag for the two maps included in the first round of Killzone 2 downloadable content. Now Sony affixes a $5.99 price tag to Wasteland Bullet and Vekta Cruiser, so we’re basically paying $3.00 or so per map. Is it worth the price? Check out the trailer below to see if that sort of action is worth $6 to ufa888 you.

https://kotaku.com/killzone-2-dlc-hits-on-april-30-5211624

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