I have never been fond of the Soviet Union, and that's because it was a communistic government. As of playing the campaign, I learned that the Russians are tight, and I welcome the change of opinion (though I don't approve of the S.U.). I say this because I loved the game's first levels. The Russian campaign is very tough, and you get some freaking good weapons. Every other campaign was from a nation that I've fought for. The weapons of each army were unique, and the difficulty was noticeably different on each setting (if you think that you can beat D-Day on veteran, you're suicidal). The game even has the option to turn off the cross hairs and auto-snipe-assist abilities, which makes a very challenging experience. Above all, this is the testing ground for how the graphics will hold up on the new system. If this is the starting point, how much better can it get? In conclusion; aside from the Russian campaign, it's a graphical master piece of been there, shot that. Not a bad thing though.
By Madskillz999 | Review Date: Jan 06, 2006 | X360
Call of Duty 2 takes you into the trenches of World War II, starting with the frozen tundra of Russia under attack. High realism levels really draw you into the combat. You start out as a raw Russian recruit, in the ... Read Full Review
I finally Completed the game on the Veteran setting and whew that was hell. Man let me tell you, the game was fun and exciting all the way through on the regular setting. But If you think you got what it takes to be a WW... Read Full Review
