 2 Reviews  Call Of Duty Black Ops: Rezurrection  Just die
already...  Black Ops' fourth and final DLC offering gives us
mere mortals the chance to enjoy the bonus content that was
previously given away to owners of the Hardened/Prestige
Editions (at a hefty mark-up, naturally).  Uniquely among Call
of Duty DLC packs it's an all-Zombie map affair, so you'll
really need to be a fan of CoD's (admittedly pretty good) take
on the Horde mode genre to get your tenner's worth here.
Unfortunately and paradoxically, that would likely mean you
already own four of the five maps, since Rezurrection 'borrows'
them from 2008's CoD: World At War. So this is a compilation
that, much like its heroes, finds itself on the defensive right
from the opening bell.   Thankfully, the package is saved by the
fifth map of the piece being almost apologetically brilliant. As
you'll gather from its name, Moon takes place on Earth's
satellite (via a brief detour through Area 51), and this unusual
(by Call of Duty standards) setting poses