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Zombie fans eager to get their hands on the long-overdue Left 4 Dead 2 DLC, Cold Stream, will have to hold out for a while longer as developer Valve works out some final issues with Microsoft. 

In response to a fan question regarding the DLC's official release date, which was slated for today, Valve stated the following: 

"We are working with [Microsoft] on a release schedule. We don't have an ETA yet but we hope to have it out soon. It will be 560pts."

Later, Valve officially delayed the DLC for just a "few days": 

"Cold Stream for Xbox is going to be delayed just a few days as we fix a few last min. pieces. We apologize for the inconvenience." 

Cold Stream, which adds the original campaigns from Left 4 Dead - Death Toll, Dead Air, Blood Harvest, Crash Course - will also include a fan created map that's been highly anticipated by the hardcore Left 4 Dead community members. Though PC players get the maps for free, 560 MSP seems like a reasonable price point for five maps that are beloved by many, along with a map that'll hopefully rejuvenate gamers' love for the series. 

Will you picking up Cold Stream when it becomes available for download? Let us know by commenting below. 

Source: [GameInformer]

Tags: Left 4 Dead 2, Cold Stream, Valve, Xbox 360, gaming