
The best-selling first-person action series of all-time returns with an epic sequel to the multiple GOTY award winner Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® 2
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The best-selling first person action series of all-time returns with the epic sequel to multiple “Game of the Year” award winner, Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® 2. In the world’s darkest hour, are you willing to do what is necessary? Prepare yourself for a cinematic thrill-ride only Call of Duty can deliver. The definitive Multiplayer experience returns bigger and better than ever, loaded with new maps, modes and features. Co-Op play has evolved with all-new Spec-Ops missions and leaderboards, as well as Survival Mode, an action-packed combat progression unlike any other.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
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Tech note: The default graphics are weirdly soft and gross. Under video settings go to advanced. There you will find a category called Image Quality. There are 5 settings: low, normal, high, extra, and native. Select NATIVE. This fixes it. tl;dr it's fine I guess, if you like the MW narrative and need an ending for the trilogy. I'm torn about this one. I wish I could give a "neutral" review. MW1 was a milestone for narrative FPS campaigns. MW2 hit new peaks with incredible setpieces and narrative twists. MW3 is... more MW. It's mostly good but it really doesn't break ground the way MW1/2 did. A third of it is just "things you loved in MW1/MW2", and another third is just classic CoD WW1/WW2 fighting through crumbling European city streets gameplay but now it's WW3. The other third does have some very cool stuff in it, but it doesn't quite reach those MW2 heights. The front half of the game feels a bit generic (even for CoD, yes). There's some odd pacing overall - like finishing one level with a slow-mo door breaching finale, and then the next starts immediately with a slow-mo door breach to kick off the action. Baffling decision. It does definitely improve towards the back half. The narrative tightens up a lot, the characters come into focus, and you go hunting the bad guys. The ending is great and a good conclusion to the trilogy. If you're a big fan of the MW1/MW2 narrative, this is worth playing for the ending. Set your expectations to medium-low and you'll be satisfied enough. If you just like narrative shooters generally, there's better options.
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The final game of the greatest era of Call of Duty..... and 1 of the greatest campaign's of all time among any video game. MW1-3 was truly peak! It wasn't just 1 of the best eras of gaming of all time, but for me, it was during the best most exciting years of my life as well. Having games of this quality is something we took for granted 15 years ago! We look at CoD now and how it's an ai driven shell of its former self... and a lot of younger folks will never even try the classic MW games because of it... but CoD MW3 is absolutely the PEAK of Call of Duty games. It's worth buying today especially during the many $20 sales that the old games have, even if you're just buying them to play the campaign, TRUST ME IT'S WORTH IT. The campaign of this game alone might only be like 6-7 hours of gameplay depending on how many deaths you have etc but, that 6-7 hours is worth 20 bucks. 100%. And as a complete trio of games, it ends the series nicely. But what really made this game replayable: Special Ops. Special Ops to me was far funner and more exciting than Zombies! Especially doing Co Op.... seeing how far you can go was an endless challenge! The weapons in this game are so smooth and clean that it seems like an endless arsenal of fun! They don't just seem like clones of one another and have real noticable differences,,, something that 15 years ago, was a big deal. We wanna talk about just 3 here, not the whole series... MW3s multiplayer was very solid and the maps stood the test of time! Absolutely the best collection of maps, other than maybe the OG MW for nostalgia purposes... and its no wonder that all they do now is copy and paste them now. This is a true 10/10 game. The campaign leaves you wanting to see Makarov pay for his sins, the moment you lose Soap is a moment we all remember shedding a tear for. These games truly had heart and soul... and their writing and story was so far superior to anything we've seen in the last 10 years from CoD, it feels like they were made in another universe! I'll say it again, if you've truly never played the original MW1-3 campaigns, YOU HAVE TO PLAY THEM. You'll be replaying them every few years for the rest of your life, like a classic movie that always hits good every time you come back to it. Nothing will ever surpass that era we had, and MW3 topped the trilogy off with the whipped cream and the cherry on top we were waiting for.
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