Activision has revealed that "Call of Duty: Black Ops III" is getting the "Zombies Chronicles" DLC for $29.99, which is twice more than what a regular map pack costs. The upcoming map pack is set to arrive for the PlayStation 4 on May 16. "Zombies Chronicles" will include eight Zombies maps from previous entries of the "Call of Duty: Black Ops" continuity; three from "World at War," four from "Black Ops" and one from"Black Ops II." All the maps have been remastered in full HD with current-generation visuals and enhanced environment and character models. "'Zombies Chronicles' is really about the community that made Zombies what it has become today," Treyarch co-studio head Jason Blundell said. "Together, we've been slaying the undead for nearly ten years, across different game consoles, and'Zombies Chronicles' is really about bringing all of those fans together."

Once more, we're drowning in a season of shooters: the jazzy robo-parkour of Titanfall 2, the eco-pocalyptic hustle of Gears of War 4, the anthologized toil of Battlefield 1. It's the thirteenth installment in Activision's granddaddy projectile-chucker that's been nipping at Pokémon's fourth place heels in the battle for all-time bestselling franchise bragging rights. If last year's cyberpunk Black Ops III by alt-subsidiary Treyarch dared to broach protocol by disappearing down quasi-existential rabbit holes, studio Infinity Ward's sci-fi shooter rights course by acid-washing any nuance from its galloping potboiler. It's a tale of one-dimensional interplanetary insurgents reduced to no-dimensional quarry -- blockades of human or robotic militants jammed into moon base corridors or crowding orbital arenas, meat-or-metal-bags of variable lethality interposed between you and the next achievement unlock. It's also the story of your battle with Rear Admiral Salen Kotch (played by Game of Thrones' Kit Harington), a disaffected Martian radical about which those four words are all the game ever gives you.

"The Division" was the best selling digital game for consoles in March, according to a report from SuperData Research published Thursday. Ubisoft's latest entry in the "Tom Clancy" series earned 109 million in revenue to dethrone "Call of Duty: Black Ops III." On the mobile side, "Clash Royale" Supercell's latest free-to-play blockbuster, was the top grossing game for March. Ubisoft previously announced "The Division" made 330 million in sales in its first five days of release. The figure includes physical and digital sales along with PC sales.