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Acclaimed developer Infinity Ward brings you Modern Warfare 2, the sequel to the best-selling shooter of all-time, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
Modern Warfare 2 is a
first-person tactical shooter and the sixth entry in the
popular Call of Duty series. True to its name and
following the lead of its predecessor, Call of Duty:
Modern Warfare, it places players in modern combat
settings, as opposed to the WWII environments of the earlier
Call of Duty games. This modern approach brings with
it new weapons, action and options. Coupled with a variety of
gameplay modes including single player, multiplayer and the
co-op Special Ops Mode, it is destined to be one of the most
popular games of 2009 and a worthy addition to the Call of
Duty series.
The storyline of Modern Warfare 2 picks up where the events of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare left off. The ultranationalist Russian leader Zakhaev has been eliminated, but it seems that his lieutenant, Vladimir Makarov, is an even bigger danger. Having made a successful play for power, Intel indicates that he is extending the reach of his influence well beyond the borders of Mother Russia, causing a stir in the international community and prompting the involvement of Task Force 141. Task Force 141 is an elite multinational unit made up of Navy Seals, Delta Force operatives, British SAS and CIA. In the single player campaign you are Sergeant Gary "Roach" Sanderson, with the hero of Call of Duty 4, "Soap" MacTavish, promoted to Captain, making an appearance as an NPC (non-player character) and your commanding officer. The elimination of Makarov and his underlings at any cost is your number one priority, regardless where the fight occurs. Gameplay The latest release in arguably the most successful tactical first-person shooter franchise of all-time, gameplay in Modern Warfare 2 follows the same winning and time-tested structure of earlier games in the series. In the single player campaign players are aided by AI squad members as they take on a series of missions aimed at eliminating Ultranationalist forces. Each mission is built around a particular objective, with players utilizing some level of guidance from NPC characters, including "Soap" MacTavish, and aided in navigation by the game's heads up display (HUD). Along the way players will be able to utilize a wide variety of weaponry and and vehicles, as well as be able to customize weapons with gadgets attached to them. Also, just as in previous games in the series, Modern Warfare 2 is heavily focused on multiplayer gameplay. The different multiplayer modes, available both in local play and online, contain plenty of customization options and revolve around different strategies ranging from the every man for himself action of "Free-for All," the classic team-based fun of "Capture the Flag and the tactical, team-oriented action of "Search and Destroy," just to name a few. Multiplayer modes also feature the "Perk" System that players may be familiar with from earlier in the franchise. Through this system players gain additional abilities, weapons and benefits as they gain experience in combat. This can be done by leveling up, but another important way way is through "kill streaks," the number of enemies eliminated in succession. These are available beginning with three kills and include the ability to call for supply drops, predator missile strikes, helicopter gunships and many more. Players have the ability to customize in advance which perks will be available at each number and can even gauge their progress towards each at the touch of a button. With an eye towards not making the game too hard for new players the game also features help to players experiencing "death streaks," multiple consecutive deaths in multiplayer matches. Special Ops Co-op Mode Along with a single player mode and multiple multiplayer modes, Modern Warfare 2 also features an unique third main play option, Special Ops Mode. Available both online and in local play, Special Ops Mode is designed to provide a distinct time-based play option, featuring special scenarios not found in other modes in the game and lots of enemies to take on. This mode can be played either alone or with a friend, again either locally or online, with local co-op play including split-screen functionality. Key Game Features
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Sweet GameReviewed by Honda250R, 2010-03-04
Single player extremely short but online play makes up for it.Got ten different levels of prestige but game can be very frustrating!
Great deal on an awesome gameReviewed by Victor Romero, 2010-03-04
Game arrived ahead of schedule. Game just as described . Perfect condition.It said used but the copy i received was shrinkwrapped and brand new!!
Save your moneyReviewed by Rene Franco, 2010-03-04
If I had to do it over again I wouldn't buy MW2. All the issues with hacking, glitchers (cheaters), host migration issues, matchmaking system is broken, the spawning system is horrible(the enemies you kill will spawn around or next to you and kill you) makes this game unplayable. The majority of the maps are horrible and make for poor gameplay. If you're looking for a good FPS then may I recommend Battlefield Bad Company 2.
great game don't let the prestige level players get you downReviewed by Myles A. Voigt, 2010-03-03
Great game, don't let the prestige level players get you down. They are just losers who do nothing all day every day but play only this game.
Great follow upReviewed by George Gvadzabia, 2010-03-02
I want to start off by saying that this game was awesome! I loved
the whole game from the beginning to end. IW has put in more
weapons, more maps and more game styles in mw2. I loved the special
ops mode that lets friends co-op on numerous missions. -Great
addition!
The only part of this game I would have worked on further is the
storyline in the campaign. I found it to be unconvincing and poorly
done, although exciting. MW1 in my opinion had a much better
storyline.
I would suggest this game to anyone who enjoyed MW1 without any
hesitation.