Call of Duty 4 Review
I first bought this game only in March 2008, long after it had been released, and from previous reviews I have read, I had very high expectations about this game. And, I am pleased to announce, Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare reached and easily exceeded my expectations. The graphics were superb, along with the sound and special effects, making the game so realistic it could have been taken straight out of a movie. But this was not the only realistic factor of the game. The plotline was tied expertly well in with actual modern day wars in countries like Iraq. And, despite having one of the shortest campaign modes in gaming history, it truly stretches your abilities at first person shooter games to the limit, but only if you’re playing on the harder modes like veteran, which means potentially you could be killed with only one gunshot wound! But this makes the game even more enjoyable and worthwhile playing.
In one particular level you have to play as you venture towards the end of the game, there is not a 100% chance that you will finish the level alive, even if you manage to complete it without being shot or blown up. This means that if you are a gamer who enjoys a challenge, then this is the game for you.
Also, Call Of Duty 4 offers you much, much more game play available only on Xbox Live. If you complete the campaign mode and go onto Xbox Live and play COD4 there, you will be amazed at all of the different new opportunities being opened up for you. For example, if you feel you are being bombarded by too many enemies at any one time, so long as you are outdoors, you have the ability to call an air strike and blow those pesky enemy soldiers sky high.
All in all, this is a very enjoyable game and is well worth its money, especially for fans of challenges, who should play the veteran level.
