#Call of duty 4 modern warfare xbox360 Pc#

#Call of duty 4 modern warfare xbox360 Pc#

I've played both the 360 version of this game and the PC version. However, as a more realistic game than it's competition, Halo and such, this is well within the ideals that the game is trying to cover. The only complaint that I've heard at all about the multiplayer is that people don't like the ability to shoot through soft cover. The maps are extremely well balanced, from my experience. The experience system in Battlefield 2 and BF2142 was similar enough, but this improves on that a great deal. The pacing of the games is first rate and the experience system is the best in any FPS game I've played.

Now this is where Call of Duty really shines. It's not bad by any stretch, but the single player experience in games like Halo 3 are more involving and easier to feel an attachment to the main character. In the end, the game ends up coming up a bit short in the single player campaign. It's a great stage that really broke up the single player campaign. There is one memorable sequence in the game where the player is placed in the gunner's chair aboard a C130 gunship and must selectively blast the insurgents in a small town. And because of that, I enjoyed the SAS missions alot more. While the SAS missions tend to be in Eastern Europe, the USMC missions are almost exclusively in the middle east. The campaigns jump back and forth between the SAS and the USMC. The cast of characters is memorable at times, though, my personal favorites being SAS CPT Price and SAS soldier Gaz, whose rank I honestly can't remember ever hearing. It can be hard to get attached to the two separate characters you play in this iteration, SAS SGT 'Soap' MacTavish and USMC SGT Paul Jackson. The single player campaign, while short, is pretty engaging. Or, if you want to save some time and get right to it, stop reading, take my advice, and hit up Best Buy the game is on sale for $49.99 right now. Now that that is out of the way, read the rest of the review and then go buy this game. And I think it will be for most of the year, if not all of it. Not that that particular product is lacking in anything, I just think that this is where it's at right now. The combination of the games single player and multiplayer games makes for the single best value in gaming at the moment, even more so than the much-ballyhooed Orange Box. It was an intriguing scene and one that sets the tone for the game at large. Needless to say, you are hung up at the stake and execute as you watch, from a first-person perspective. In fact, in the beginning, a scene I expected to be far more controversial than it actually turned out to be, you are placed in the shoes of the soon to be executed president of a middle eastern country. The near-photo-realistic graphics bring you into game like never before. Call of Duty 4 places you in the shoes of an SAS SGT and a USMC SGT as they individually progress through missions is several theatres of operations.

I'm not some fanboy slathering a game with praise or anything, but if I was, this game would be worthy of it. Overall: Overall, this game is one of the best games I've played this year.