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Modern Warfare remains to be among the best titles in your series. And many reasons exist for your: Not like the PC predecessor “Call of Duty 2” there’s now somebody in charge of similar to a continuous storyline, which, even though it is very pathetic, gives the playable characters around somewhat depth. And computer system courses why why the sequences so strikingly scripted for those series are so atmospheric in this particular case. You are right at the center, and there is the feeling to have the passing cartridges. Particularly concerning sound, this offshoot from the series has set new standards. The rattling from the weapons, the shocks of one’s explosions, the detonation waves within the grenades – all of this reinforces the feeling of realism and causes us to be almost forget the once more tube-like constructed levels. COD4 plays entertainingly throughout, sets some highlights (e.g., Chernobyl, atomic bomb detonation) finally has some replay value. Right now (early 2014) the graphics are pretty. Merely the playing time will have to be cut back: In between volume of difficulty, it turned out ripped through after almost 6 hours. The multiplayer is awaiting that. The possibility that I threw myself with it (otherwise I’d rather aim for myself) also speaks for any game.