All You Need To Know: Modern Warfare 2

Posted Sep 30th 2009 3:00PM by James Murff
Filed under: Features, FPS, Multiplayer, Modern Warfare 2

Games that are coming out soon have a lot of unknowns that the average person might not know. Who is this character inspired by? Is all the talk of volumetric fog or cel-shaded graphics really worthwhile? Do the game mechanics really seem solid, or are they lackluster? In All You Need To Know we provide information to help you fully appreciate what these upcoming games have to offer.

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The Call of Duty series is one of the more renowned in the realm of military shooters. Now on a two year development cycle for each game, with games being handled alternately by Treyarch and Infinity Ward, we're able to get our new Call of Duty fix each year. The latest one from the original developers, Infinity Ward, was Call of Duty 4, and their sequel to it, Modern Warfare 2, is set to come out soon. It will, undoubtedly, be one of the biggest releases of the year, as Call of Duty is still one of the most played games on the PC. So it's time to subject Modern Warfare 2 to the All You Need To Know treatment of deconstruction and background information.

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Good read, I can't wait till MW2 is released! I've preordered prestige edition :P

Visit and discuss MW2 over on the Modern Warfare 2 Forums at: http://codnation.net Posted at 3:11PM on Oct 15th 2009 by codnation

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