The Call of Duty (CoD) series has been going on quite a while really, probably as long as the war that the first three games were based upon, World War II. With a lot of complaints though about WWII games getting pretty old and repetitive with Call of Duty, Brothers in Arms and Medal of Honour Heroes, with a few more all based off the same war though, one was bound to change eventually. Medal of Honour’s new game has planned to revitalise the series by adding a new spin to it, but the CoD series has went modern. At first one may be sceptical about the whole game, as I merely thought it would just be Call of Duty 3 with a new environment. However, even with the ...  Read the complete review

Call of Duty 4 is a step up from the previous 3 games, it is set in the modern day in the middle east, it is one of the first major titles to hit the playstation 3, and is one of the best selling games out. Call of Duty 4 has an amazing physics engine with amazing graphics, at some points in the game it seems like real life, especially when playing in High Definition. Activision really do pay alot of attention to detail in the latest in Activisions shoot em up range. An example of this is if there is a enemy hiding behind quite a fragile material such as wood, you can shoot straight through it, the gameplay is very lifelike because you can actually shoot ...  Read the complete review

Since buying this game on it's release date I have completed it's single player option 4 times, and although the single player campaign introduces a new aspect of modern warfare as opposed to World War Two it doesn not lose any of the classic feels from previous games in the series. The in depth storyline is fictional, however relies on very non-fictional settings and the storyline really immerses you in the game switching between a US Marine and a SAS soldier. If the single player wasn't enough, there is split screen that allows you to play with 4 friends and then there is online. Online play is truly the most outstanding thing about this game, ...  Read the complete review

I have played this game expecting it to be very good. It wasn't, it was ten times better. :) The graphics are amazing. The controls seem complected to start with but you master them within five minutes. There are so many maps and game play options you will be content for hours. The online multi player is also very good and is compatible with the playstation 3 headset. There is also an area where you can train. There are three modes all together: single player, multi player, and online multi player. There is also a vast array of weapons you can use including the AK57 and flash grenade and dessert eagle. The game is very realistic: If you shoot a watermelon or a crate ...  Read the complete review

As from my previous review you will know that a few months ago I bought a PS3 for myself. Well since then I only have a few games as I don't think there are that many out that are worth shelling over £50 for. Well this changed when my cousin recommended Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. As a fan of the game from earlier versions I decided that I should buy it and check it out. So I sat in my room, drink and crisps by the side of me I felt like a true gamer and put on the latest outing for Call of Duty. Well astonishment is the word that comes to mind with this game, I truly believe that Activision and Infinity Ward have made the best FPS (first person shooter) to ...  Read the complete review