
Challenging, Surprising, Addictive
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First off, I've been pretty sick of all the first person shooters that have been on the rise here lately, but call of duty 4 really lured me in. I've also been sick of all the World War II shooters as well, BUT even though Infinite Ward wasn't in charge of this Call of Duty it is a GREAT experience. The game looks beautiful, and has really stepped up the gore factor from the previous call of dutys. Something about seeing a legless victim crawling for survival and seeing limbs scattered about after artillery strikes that just kind of kicks up the realism factor. Once again, everything is very fast paced like call of duty usually is, plus the multi-player co-op campaign is GREAT! Though the split screen has artwork that kind of takes up part of the screen making your view even smaller than it already has to be, it's still awesome fun to play with a buddy on the same TV for once! Then of course playing over live you can do up to 4 people which has been a hell of an experience, especially Nazi Zombies. Trying to fend off hords of Nazi Zombies from an abandonned house and every wave gets stronger and faster. Though it's really a lot of zero progress I've found myself doing it a lot. The multi-player death matches, team death matches and etc. are a lot like Call Of Duty 4, but that's not a bad thing. They've added a lot of new features to kind of change it up a bit, such as sicking out packs of dogs (which really sucks to be on the other side of that offensive), running around in tanks on the maps, and new perks. I'd say any Call of Duty fan is really missing out if they don't pick up this game, while it seems quite familiar to the 4th one, can you blame them for wanting to rip off such a great game?
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