The smaller outdoor portion features abandoned vehicles which can be used as cover as well as a staircase leading to the roof and the aforementioned strategic skylight. The inside of Broadcast is an office environment complete with cubicles, a separate room with television equipment, a main lobby area and what appears to be a copy room that's home to a massive skylight where the enemy can try and get the drop on an unsuspecting opponent. As with most COD4 maps there are both outdoor and indoor sparring grounds with multi-tiered structures that can be used to a team's advantage if played properly. As you may have guessed it's basically ripped from the 'Charlie Don't Surf' level from early in the single-player campaign. First things first, the names of the new maps: Broadcast, Creek, Chinatown (modeled after Call of Duty 2's Carentan), and Killhouse. Oh, and put away the sunscreen, you won't be needing that for awhile. After honing our skills on the new playgrounds and tooling around nearly every mode, we feel obligated to let COD4 addicts know it's time to budget some cash for early April. There are four in the pack three main attractions and one small bonus map. We recently traveled to Infinity Ward's Burbank studios to get our hands on the first round of downloadable maps.

Call of duty 2 map pack