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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Game of the Year Edition (PC) | 
| From: Activision Category: Video Games
List Price: £19.99 Buy New: £17.50 as of 18/3/2010 00:41 CDT details You Save: £2.49 (12%)
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Rating: reviews Sales Rank: 267
Format: Unknown format Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows XP Genre: military-action-games ESRB: Everyone Media: Video Game Edition: Game of the Year Operating System: Windows XP/Windows Vista Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3 Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: PCCOD4 EAN: 5030917057854 ASIN: B001ET6P3W
Release Date: August 22, 2008 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Game of the Year edition includes 4 new multiplayer maps. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the new action-thriller from the award-winning team at Infinity Ward, the creators of the Call of Duty series, delivers the most intense and cinematic action experience ever. Armed with an arsenal of advanced and powerful modern day firepower, players are transported to treacherous hotspots around the globe to take on a rogue enemy group threatening the world. As both a U.S Marine and British S.A.S. soldier fighting through an unfolding story full of twists and turns, players use sophisticated technology, superior firepower and coordinated land and air strikes on a battlefield where speed, accuracy and communication are essential to victory. The epic title also delivers an added depth of multiplayer action providing online fans an all-new community of persistence, addictive and customisable gameplay. - Authentic Advanced Weaponry: Featuring an available arsenal of more than 70 new and authentic weapons and gear from assault rifles with laser sights, claymore mines, .50 caliber sniper rifles, and M-249 SAW machine guns. With accessories like night-vision goggles and ghillie suits, for maximum concealment, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has players locked and loaded to accomplish the mission.
- Coordinated Assault and Support: Delivering the most visceral action thriller ever, the title covers modern battle from the soldier to the satellite, where the need for air support is critical to success. The adrenaline rush deployment enlists gamers to fast-rope from tactical helicopters, ride in an armada of attack choppers, utilise jets to remove enemy strongholds and even engage hostiles from thousands of feet above the ground inside a state of the art aerial gunship.
- Cinematic Quality Graphics and Sound: Featuring stunning next-generation graphics, playe
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A New Type Of Gaming August 22, 2004 M. Wenzl 74 out of 85 found this review helpful
This is a game that should set targets for developers. Forget that Americanised turd of Medal of Honor, this is what you should bust your money on. Call of Duty introduces a new kind of war gaming. You actually have squads around you, similar to Operation Flashpoint, but they think for themselves. What you have to love about this game is that it borrows so heavily from the films we love. The final battle in Saving Private Ryan is similar to an earlier level in the game. The tutorial is like Band Of Brothers and, later on in the game, you will play levels similar to films but as the British and the Russians. I think this is a breakthrough in gaming to have. For once we don't just have to play as an American in Normandy. Sure, paratrooper activies in Normandy is cool to play but was sadly cliched from Medal Of Honor. But more to the point: you will defend Pegasus Bridge with a company of paratroopers - this was a real battle and is the same as the location in Normandy. You'll have a dramatic opening to the Russian campaign in a steamer crossing the Volga river as in Enemy At The Gates. Wicked. Then, later on, you have the chance to defend the legendary "Pavlov's House", another real occurance that took place in Stalingrad. The weapons are actually good in this game. You don't just use a Thompson and M1 Garand all the time. You see a wider selection: the British Sten and Bren guns, the Russian PPsH S.M.G, the German Panzerfaust and you'll see plenty of anti-tank rifles scattered around on some levels. It's one of those games where you can only have two guns with you at once which makes it so much more real and gives some suspense when you have to leg it for some more ammo stashed by your quartermaster in a ruined house and so on. There are some Medal Of Honor type levels. In one particular mission you have to blow up a damn and kill Germans by the hundred. Those Special Forces missions just aren't fun. It's so refreshing to see a real battle and to fight it alongside your comrades. The Germans are for once not immaculately uniformed. They're as scruffy as your own men so you're not fighting the stereotypical soldiers with the jackboots. However, it would be nice to see a game be made where for once you are a German fighting in Stalingrad or Normandy because it's more original and I think would attract quite an audience. Some of what I've heard happen in war to German troops is as interesting as any other record of war experiences. Anyway, a game with fantastic atmosphere and environments, as well as missions that borrow from films. What more could you want? If you're a WW2 lover or even general war buff, this should be bought because of the originality and historical atmosphere.
Blood, Sweat, Tears and one hell of a game July 25, 2005 8 out of 9 found this review helpful
Call of Duty follows the War-time lives of three ordinary men thrust into a terrible War of nothing more than blood, sweat and tears (as the great Sir Winston Churchill once said). The first man is an American airborne soldier, I think it was the 101st airborne division, although I cannot remember. The second man is a British paratrooper who, I presume, had been in the Army for some time, as he was not a private. The third is a young Red Army conscript, who finds himself a rather good shot with a rifle.What i really love about Call of Duty is the variety of missions you get. You drop behind enemy lines, hurtle along heavily-guarded hostile roadways in 'a French tin can' (!), snipe enemy snipers, as a fellow comrade as bait, destroy bridges, rescue British officers from a top-security POW camp and take on a whole panzer division with nothing more than a handful of men and a few panzerfausts! Then there is the multiplayer mode, which is again very good fun. There are many different scenarios, including your classic Team Deathmatch, Behind Enemy Lines and retrival, which is really great. I play a lot of 1st person shooters, including of course Medal of Honor, but I simply cannot think of one single other 1st person shooter that even comes close to Call of Duty. It is simply outstanding and I give it 10/10. I also reccommend Call of Duty: United Offensive (the expansion pack), Medal of Honor Pacific Assault and the new Battlefield 2.
Outstanding... July 18, 2009 Jens Janzen (NRW, Germany) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Game graphics, animation and sound are outstanding. You feel a bit to close to battle. Besides of the brutal background of the game, it is a step closer to realistic games. But nevermind you're on the good side, aren't you?
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare July 17, 2009 John Smith 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
It could be better with more ways of keeping "cheats" from using their "aids", up-grades to better weapons should have been made earlier, give beginners a chance.
If you do not mind being "killed" easy, its the game for you.
What a game... December 11, 2004 37 out of 45 found this review helpful
If you like FPS games, buy this game. If you don't like FPS games, still buy it. This is an amazing game. Better than MoH and that's saying something - it's easy to see why CoD managed to achieve game of the year. The whole atmosphere of the game draws you in, immersing you in the explosive battles of WWII, ranging from D-Day to Stalingrad to Berlin.One of the ways that CoD exceeds MoH is the idea that for the majority of the game you find yourself fighting as part of a squad. With the exception of one or two levels (such as the dam level, and boarding the Tirpitz) you find yourself fighting alongside your team-mates, laying down covering fire, lobbing grenades left right and centre or manning heavy artillery pieces and driving tanks. It's so much more realistic and makes you feel you are right there in amongst the action. It's also more realistic in the way you can only carry 2 weapons at a time (usually a rifle and a MG) plus your pistol and grenades. Selection of weapons is good with all guns having different characteristics, some you'll prefer over others. Favourite levels include defending Pegasus bridge as a Panzer division and a platoon of German soldiers advance upon you; being a raw Russian recruit scrambling under heavy enemy fire into the ruins of Stalingrad; and the climactic struggle to take Berlin. Overall the graphics are beautiful, the sound immersive and the gameplay stimulating, so much so that as soon as I completed it the first time, I went straight back and started the game again. And I've not even tried the multiplayer yet!
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