Those playing World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition should have a new update rolling out for them that adds some Pacific Theater content.
You can find out more at the World of Tanks site.
Wargaming today announced the arrival of a content update for its free-to-play console multiplayer game, World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition. Available as a free download for all Xbox Live Gold members, new players can also experience World of Tanks through a free seven-day trial available to all other Xbox Live account holders.
The update delivers a new and exclusive console-only map called "Pacific Island", along with the legendary Japanese Chi-Nu Kai tankânow available in the in-game store.
The first tropical-inspired map for tankers on console is a beguiling mix of beauty and danger, set against the calm blue waters of the ocean. Here, commanders will discover a range of opportunities for strategic chaos lurking in the undergrowth.
The second new arrival, the iconic Japanese Chi-Nu Kai medium tank, rolls out to Tier 5. In real life, the Chi-Nu Kai was reserved primarily for defense but tankers can take it on the offense and blaze a trail to glory. This tank boasts one of the largest cannons in the Japanese tank arsenal, perfect for storming across any map and meeting your foes head-on.
The update delivers a new and exclusive console-only map called "Pacific Island", along with the legendary Japanese Chi-Nu Kai tankânow available in the in-game store.
The first tropical-inspired map for tankers on console is a beguiling mix of beauty and danger, set against the calm blue waters of the ocean. Here, commanders will discover a range of opportunities for strategic chaos lurking in the undergrowth.
The second new arrival, the iconic Japanese Chi-Nu Kai medium tank, rolls out to Tier 5. In real life, the Chi-Nu Kai was reserved primarily for defense but tankers can take it on the offense and blaze a trail to glory. This tank boasts one of the largest cannons in the Japanese tank arsenal, perfect for storming across any map and meeting your foes head-on.
You can find out more at the World of Tanks site.