Looks like SOCOM 4 on PS3 is digging into it’s roots and bringing back Demolition mode. Even better news for people picking up the game for the first time it’s absolutely free.
Starting today fellow digital Navy Seals will be able to download a $9.99 multiplayer mode called Demolition. In this mode a bomb is placed on the map and your goal is to reach the explosive, take it to your foes base, arm it and then defend it till the base blows. The Demolition pack also contains 4 new maps (Departure, Overflow, Bitter Jungle, Ruins) and 6 new character skins (Specter, Jester, Bastion, Ahmed, Dimitri, Steiner) and 2 new weapons (HS-C3, 552). For those of you who do not own the game picking it up new at select retailers which include Gamestop, Amazon, and Best Buy will net you a free voucher for the content in addition to the already included SOCOM Pro Pack.
As added incentive to buy the game Sony has announced a new Evac mode where players are caught behind enemy lines. You have a pick up vehicle coming to get you and you have to reach your evac point and survive till it arrives. It’ll be hitting in two weeks on November 1st for 7.99 and in addition to the mode will include 2 weapons (AM50, M82A1A) and 6 character skins (Hunter, Python, Mystic, Jalil, Nasir, Renzo).
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