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#1 Making_Pudding
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Yet another misinformed person that thinks that 10/10 means the game is perfect.

10/10 means the game is as close to being perfect as a game can be. No proffessional site nor magazine will ever tell you that a game is perfect. Ever.

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You are misinformed, 10/10 is a perfect score. If it was close to perfect, then it shouldnt get a perfect score.

Well, if no game will ever be a 10/10, I guess we should change things to 9/9. Oh wait. Then, 9/9 would be a perfect score. 10/10 isn't a perfect score. It's simply the best score. Like I said, no professional website or magazine tells you that a 10/10 means a game is perfect. Is every single one of your 1600+ posts this deluded? Or just the ones you've posted here?
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#2 Making_Pudding
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Man, I was hoping to get here before the PC elitists took hold of this thread. They make it seem as if mouse and keyboard are the one and only way to play a first-person shooter, when the advantages, from my personal experience, are very slim. But it won't happen. Not because CounterStrike wouldn't sell, but because Valve has a very strict policy of releasing a game only once every 37 years. I tell ya, if this were a console-only market, Valve would have dead a long time ago. Console gamers don't have time to wait around for years on end for a sequel.
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Yet another misinformed person that thinks that 10/10 means the game is perfect.

10/10 means the game is as close to being perfect as a game can be. No proffessional site nor magazine will ever tell you that a game is perfect. Ever.

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#4 Making_Pudding
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. Personally I'm bored as hell by call of duty games. kill die respawn kill die respawn... and the missions are always just go from point a to point b with the same action the whole time. and stories? its either "TERRORIST SCUM HAVE INVADED (random middle east country)" in MW or the same old WW2 story we know and love in W@W...lazy_trash

Killing. Dying. Respawning. Happens in every shooter.Hell, it happens in every game, period.

Going from point A to point B. Also happens in every shooter. That's kind of the point of playing a game about war. It's about advancing forward.

Same action the whole time? Well, I can't argue with you there. The action in Call of Duty will only be the same if you let it be the same. You're free to pick up a new weapon whenever you want. If you're complaining that the GAMEPLAY is always the same, well, then I don't know what to tell you. I guess you want the game to turn into an RPG halfway through, or something of the sort.

Also, the story is about a rebel uprising that overthrew and killed the leader of a middle-eastern country. Now they're taking over. It's not about terrorists invading a country. If anything, it's closer to a civil war.

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Im expecting more of the same, but with better multiplayer improvements... c'mon, let's be honest, Call of Duty is only good for multiplayer nowadays... the good ol' Call of Duty 2 was great on single player and multiplayer, but even though COD 4 has awesome multiplayer, I wish the single player had more to offer.meconate

Are you actually saying that the campaign in Call of Duty 2 was a better experience than Call of Duty 4's campaign? Think carefully about what you're saying. You're saying that the loosely connected levels in COD 2 are better than the cinematic storyline in COD 4 simply because you can spend about one more hour playing Call of Duty 2's campaign. I would say that's borderline delusional.

No, you didn't see the article? IW already basically confirmed that the campaign would be about the same length, how they 'don't want to stretch out the story'.Legendaryscmt

I don't blame them. I've played too many games that jump the shark on their storyline. Off the top of my head, I would say that Half-Life 2, Halo 3, and Dark Sector are games that made me lose interest halfway through their respective campaigns. A longer game doesn't mean a better game. It means a longer game.

But, on topic, I'm expecting great things from this one. Infinity Ward doesn't disappoint. They're saying that the game looks better than Call of Duty 4 and still runs at 60 frames per second. I'm super-hyped.

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#7 Making_Pudding
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2 is worth playing as is World at War. Both have fun single players, but you have probably played the best one already in MW.senses_fail_06
Agreed. I suggest you wait a few months until Modern Warfare 2 is released.
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actually he is also in the original call of duty game on pc but he dies on a nazi battleship.NOVACAINE54
He died? All the guy on the boat told me was something like, "Oh, I hope Captain Price is alright" as we sped off the battleship. I thought he was still alive. Also, to those of you that don't know yet, a mission in Modern Warfare 2 that is along the same lines as "All Ghillied Up" has you following a Captain "Soap" MacTavish. The same person you play as in the SAS campaign for Modern Warfare. So, I don't think Captain Price will be making the big role he made in Call of Duty 4, but I do hope they manage to squeeze him in somehow. If you're wondering where I'm getting this information from, there's a 10-page preview of MW2 in Game Informer's June issue.
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#9 Making_Pudding
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[QUOTE="DannyCoolX7"][QUOTE="DaveyBoy123"]As stated by others above: MGS4 is the only reason i want a ps3x-2tha-z
Haha, yeah me 2...I see no other reason for getting a PS3.

God of War 3. Game of the year.

Modern Warfare 2. Game of the year. See what I did there? Anyway, I don't think the gap between PSN and Xbox Live is exaggerated. At least, not often. The gap is immense. Simple things that most people take for granted are missing in PSN. Having owned a PS3 for a few months, I can attest to this. Let's pretend I own a PS3 again and let's go through a few scenarios. I just turned on my PS3 and I'm in the XMB. I check my friends list and see that 4 of my friends are playing Call of Duty 4. I can't simply join their game from the XMB. I must run the game, and send them a message to invite me into their game. Even if they do invite me, I might not see the invite if I'm in the middle of a match. I will only see it when I press start or when the match is over. By then, it might be too late. There is no party chat. There is no private chat. No one ever has headsets (with the exception of SOCOM). Game connections are absolutely terrible (if the host of a match leaves while in the lobby, everyone is kicked from the room; no host migration).