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mobmarkymark's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (PS3)
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| [September 17, 2012 03:53:17 PM]
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Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is one of my absolute favorite console games of all time. The game has a wide range of components which make it extremely appealing and make it's replay value incredibly high. First and foremost, the game is very immersive. The single player campaign is fast paced and coupled with amazing sound design that make the game seem very realistic. The gunshots are all unique, causing all of the weapons to truly feel different. In addition, the soundtrack to the game makes it feel intense at all the right moments. In terms of the look and style of the game, it mimics a realistic war experience. When it was released, it had some of the best graphics anyone had ever seen. This added to the feel that the developers were trying to create which was a practical and not very far-fetched atmosphere. One thing that really blew me away was the map design and all of the attention to detail. The maps are all dynamic as well (not quite up to Battlefield standards, however). Are the squawking chickens getting a bit annoying? No problem, just toss a grenade or light them up and the headache is gone. Dynamic maps and objects add an even greater level of freedom and provide for a more unique playing experience. Where Modern Warfare 2 really shines, though, is in the multiplayer. I easily logged weeks of constant playing time on only the multiplayer. The ability to unlock upgrades and make your player unique to everyone else's make the online aspect of the game very addicting. For a big game meant for the mainstream media with a strict deadline, the developers did a great job with Modern Warfare 2. They successfully built on everything that made Call of Duty 4 amazing, and they made a game that would largely be considered the fan favorite in the series.
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mobmarkymark's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (PS3)
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Current Status: Played occasionally
GameLog started on: Tuesday 10 November, 2009
GameLog closed on: Monday 17 September, 2012 |
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