Modern Warfare 3 is getting it's first "content drop" on March 29th, which includes the first three maps that were previously only available to Call of Duty Elite subscribers as well as more content for March.  The new content for March includes two Spec-Ops co-op missions; Black Ice and Negoiator.  This "content drop" is purchasable by players who did not opt in for a premium Call of Duty Elite subscription.

  Finally, the last set of Spec Ops missions. Enjoy our final co-op playthrough of Modern Warfare 3 where we take on more and more dudes than ever.  From hacking into a server to taking down an army in an AC130 we had a great time with these missions, all except for one.  Smack Town is ridiculously challenging and we...

Third set of Spec Ops missions from Modern Warfare 3 are here for your viewing pleasure.  A couple longer skirmishes with Resistance Movement and Little Bros, both challenging and satisfying missions. 

Next batch of Spec Ops missions is up.  Once of our favorites is in the mix (Firewall) and a couple really tough scenarios make up this set of Modern Warfare 3's co-op playthrough.

Here is our playthrough from the first four missions of Modern Warfare 3's Spec Ops mode.  Watch as we take you through the following tristes in true co-op fasion: 

Modern Warfare 3 is a game with many different modes, but we do co-op here so we have taken a closer look at the Spec Ops and Survival game modes.  Both modes have you and a partner join forces to take on enemies that come in many different forms. Spec Ops has 16 very different missions and Survival is Modern Warfare's take on the ever popular 'Horde Mode' and both will have you coming back for more. 

The new trailer for Spec Ops: The Line is intriguing to say the least.  It looks as if this will be more than just a simple military shooter.  After a natural disaster eradicates Dubai your team is tasked with tracking down the US Army's 33rd Infantry.  The 33rd was believed to be KIA until the outside world received a weak distress signal.  Oh, yeah, they were led by a Colonel named John Konrad.  Get it?  No?  Then read a book.  

We haven't seen much on Spec Ops: The Line in a long time. From a coverage standpoint, it's been absent since last year's E3, although I was able to get my hands on the multiplayer beta during the second half of 2010. The controls were tight and the gameplay was fun, but overall the game didn't quite measure up to the current swath of cover-based shooters. At best it was destined to be a niche game.