If you liked even one of the previous Call of duty titles then you'll love this one. Instead of your usual WWII rickety plastic and wooden guns you finally get to play with the big boys. In CoD4 you can use all types of weapons be it a desert eagle, mp5, m16A1 or even a Barrett .50 cal for those oh so fun head-shots on unsuspecting victims. Like the other call of duty games, this has two main game types. Single and multi play. Singleplayer Be it rescuing your fellow marines pinned down by an unforgiving computer AI, finding top secret nuclear weapons or rescuing a trapped contact, single player will blow your mind away. Although there is no use of ...  Read the complete review

The Call of Duty series of FPS action games is primarily known for its depiction of World War 2 campaigns. I've never been particularly interested in this era in a gaming fashion, so have tended to shy away from the CoD games. However, episode four of the successful series was entitled "Modern Warfare" and takes place in a war-torn world of our near future. The single-player game, for the most part, puts you in the boots of two protagonists, "Soap" MacTavish and Paul Jackson as they embark on their respective missions in Russia and an un-named Middle Eastern country respectively. The single player campaign is excellent... the combination of ...  Read the complete review

Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare This is the fourth installment in the Call of Duty series. All of the games in this series have been absolute stormers so far, and the best series of first person shooters avaliable. Modern Warfare, is the first CoD to take place in modern times, the previous ones all having being set during the second world war. This game is set in the near future, with civil war ongoing in Russia and in the Middle East, a radical leader has overthrown the government. You play as a either a British SAS Comando or an American Marine, fighting your way through levels in the Middle East, Russia and Ukraine. The single ...  Read the complete review

I have not been a huge fan of previous Call of Duty games, but hearing of the thematic break from old wars being made with COD 4: Modern Warfare, and the apparent heavy featuring of the SAS I must say my curiosity was sparked. In all honesty there is not a huge amount for me to state about what made this game work well for me. I think cheifly it was the variety of mission objectives and settings that players are presented with in the single player that made it stick in my mind. There are a few golden moments in COD: 4 that stand out for me and im going to start this review with them: First and foremorst, the almost clinical nature of the C-130 ...  Read the complete review

The Call of Duty series has been going on since 2003. In it's origins, it was an excellent WW2 based First Person Shooter, and attempted to take on Medal of Honor. It did so, and fantastically, too. It had a good blend of graphics and gameplay, and because a firm favourite of FPS fans. However, where Medal of Honor have stayed locked in their familiar setting, Call of Duty have branched out, with this title. A risky move, taking a familiar shooter and bringing it forward 60 years, but the game is a masterpiece. The action is split between the American marines and the British SAS, usually swapping every couple of missions. The play style for each force differs ...  Read the complete review