Best Emulator For Cod Mobile (2024 Updated)

I purchased this game for my son. He loves it. He said that this particular game has 3 version of Call of duty Modern Warfare on it. He loves playing on line with other players. The graphics are amazing.

And the price was very affordable, a great buy. I do reccomend purchasing this video game. You will not be disappointed.

Classics!!!!! Great bundle of COD classics with remastered graphics. Must have for COD old schoolers. 🙂

I got this trilogy game set with a system bundle for Xbox. I ordered the bundle set for my husband. He is a call of duty gamer fan lol the bundle set I ordered was a heck of a deal and my husband is very happy with the games.

I was happy with the purchase my self as I got a great deal on it so that helped me save some money.

I’ve had nothing but good experience with this controller. Connects straight away, super responsive. I’ve only found that 2 of my emulators (duckstation and Drastic) work out of the box with its direct control mode.

For everything else I’ve been using the GameSir app G-touch option, where if you configure it the controller tricks your phone into thinking its being touched. You just set up the g touch buttons to overlay the emulators virtual controls.

Doing this I’ve been able to play the PSP, Gamecube, GBA, N64 and Sega emulators no problem. Highly recommended, dunno what was going on with the other bloke. Sometimes the phone doesn’t pick up the controller when switching to G-Touch mode but thats a simple case of unplugging then plugging in again.

Great controls, easy setup, no lag, great build quality. But on an iPhone 13 and 13pro the camera bump doesn’t allow it to lie flat in the controller! I don’t see anyone discussing this but it’s damn annoying.

I tried 3 different controllers and they all had similar issues – after I charge it for more than 8 hours, I would connect it to my phone and it would only last 60 seconds before I had to plug it in.

Avoid this product – it was a total waste of my time. I ended up getting a different controller (for less money) and it works wonderful.

How can you hate the game? are you mad? iconic. more trick shots, no scopes, throwing knives, dropshots the whole lot. multiplayer is insane campaign and a trilogy of modern warefare 2 and modern warefare 1.

Would recommend playing these campaigns before playing modern warefare 3 campaign. The game is so addictive and the class possibilities are endless. Yes it is a rage inducing game and a screaming game, so you have been warned but with friends you can have an amazing time playing laughing screaming and getting hyped to the point mum and dad tell you to keep it down.

People have memories with this game and can tell you how fun it was running back from achool and spending time playing it. forever a game to be honoured, replayed and laugh about. This game is available on PC, XBOX 360, PS3, PS4, XBOX ONE.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is an epic first person shooter which redefines the way in which combat action style shooters are undertaken. From the original which came out about six years ago Activision has continued to refine this brilliant model in order to make it an effective action shooter in a way which similar games are now adopting.

The heroes Soap and Price are in pretty bad shape, and the nefarious villain, Vladimir Makarov, is still missing and currently at large. You battle through various missions around the globe and use a very extensive range of weaponry during firefights.

The survival mode is also a new addition and allows various players to compete against wave after wave of enemies. Or the player may decide he wants to engage in firefights in a solo type environment, which makes for a harder, more engaging combat.

As you engage in mission after mission in this new survival mode, you will be presented with much harder levels as the levels progress. Where Modern Warfare 3 really shines is in the online multiplayer, where you can compete against human players which makes this shooter probably one of the most realistic type of shooting simulators ever to be constructed for any console.

There are sixteen maps located in the multiplayer offering an excellent breeding ground for multiplayer combat. You also have several modes of play from street firefights, controlling particular towns from invasion, stealth infiltrations, rooftop firefights, multiplayer as well as various survival modes, battle modes, online modes.

Quite an array to keep the overall entertainment flowing. Modern Warfare 3 has continued to improve on the previous titles offering better choice of weapons and upgrades, while keeping various elements from the previous titles, including Territorial Control, Bomb Planting, Snipers, Mass Killing to name but a few.

In terms of graphics and overall performance this game is a continuation of this improvement and refinement. I have spent hours and hours on this game and loved every second of it and everyone I know that has played this game also enjoyed it!If you like an all action packed shooter which incredible detail, refined controls and great sound quality, then this title is worthy of a look, as it really adds to the realistic feel of what it would be like to gear up and take the leadership role in the middle of a war zone.

There is always one big flaw in this series… that’s right you guessed it. They make a new COD game every 3 months or so. I was so looking fwd to this game, especially after COD MW2 got hacked and the hackers killed the fun! The creators just gave up on it cuz they had more COD games coming out.

The two player mode to complete the missions was awesome. I loved playing with a buddy trying to beat the CPU on difficult settings. Man those Juggernauts were a PAIN to get passed. Alas, this game was also hacked in its future and abandoned by its creators.

All that is left are the memories of Online play.

“Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare for PC” is another great “First Person Shooter” game from the acclaimed “Activision” “Call of Duty” series. The graphics are superb, One can identify with the main Characters portrayed in the game, and the game itself is very exciting.

It follows a small detachment of British SAS and US Special Forces Marines in their hunt for international terrorists, (their individual leaders) who are threatening world peace. The story is one of continuous battles against the terrorists in various theatres of action across the globe.

You can choose what level of expertise you are at, and when you’ve worked your way through all three “acts” you can then choose to play the game in “arcade” mode (which simply means that you get points for each “kill” you make.

There is an excellent variety of weapons you can choose whilst palying the game, and as always you can pick up any weapon from a “dead” terrorist – or from one of your colleagues. As you progress through the game you will notice some subtle visual similarities to some of the previous “Call of Duty” games.

These minor similarities don’t detract from the enjoyment of the game though. On the contrary – any similarities do give you a “comforting” sense that you are playing an “Activision” game. I am only an average “gamer” – a bit slow on the controls! and I don’t play on-line (the multiplayer) option, so I cannot comment about this area pf play.

All I can say is that I have found “Call of Duty 4″ – Modern Warfare” to be another really good game from “Activision. ” The gaming controls are very easy to master, There aren’t too many confusing options to choose from, and the introductions to each battle scenario are not too long.

You can get straight into the action very quickly. I’ve been though the the three “Acts” in the game (each “Act” contains several interjoined action episodes) twice now, and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

The game works with Windows 7 (Home Premium). (the game took about three hours to up-load (from the supplied CD disc that comes with the game). I don’t know if it will work with any other Windows versions (although I got all my other four “Call of Duty” games to work – I had to delete one Windows security update (I cannot tell you which one as it might compromise my computer to any “hackers”).

However, you can go on the Internet and get all the information you require to get the game up and running on your particular PC. All in all I feel that I can thoroughly recommend this game to all. I have not been given any payment or inducements to write this review.

If you have any questions please contact me through “e-bay. ” Best wishes.

I played Modern Warfare years ago on the PS3 and class it as a pretty flawless experience. So when I picked up a 2nd hand Wii recently, I was curious to how such a grand PS3 game translated to a console with the power of a PS2.

On the whole the game is very impressive. Lets start with the graphics, I played my Wii using a component cable allowing playback at 480p on a HD monitor, and in this mode the games looks really good, its looks like a PC version of the game running on lower settings.

The characters, levels and weapons are all the same as the PS3/360 versions, in fact its hard to see where the Wii’s hardware lets it down. The only time I could see the Wii struggling is in some of the larger battles, you only end up fighting a few enemies, before the game loads more in.

The controls are maybe one of the weakest parts of the game. The Wiimote is a great piece of kit, its accurate and responsive, however the level design of the game is the same as the PS3/360 versions.

So there are times when the control set up really lets it down, for example there is no ‘quick turn’, your character will turn when you point the Wiimote at the left or right of the screen, but this turn is slower than a traditional controller, as such when you enter a building and find an enemy in the corner (or behind you) it takes forever to turn to attack them, this can lead to many deaths.

The game desperately needed a ‘classic controller’ or ‘gamecube controller’ option for those players who just want to chill on the sofa playing a bit of COD. As have to stand and move about means you only get through a few levels at a time.

Multiplayer; Lets be clear there is no offline multiplayer at all, which is a bit of a downer but you can understand that the Wii is already punching above its weight just playing the game. However as of 08/2017 there is still online multiplayer severs up and running, which came as a big surprise, but is very cool to play online almost a decade later.

Replay value; With no offline multiplayer, and infuriating controls there is little to do after the main campaign and that control issue means playing it through at anything higher than medium difficulty is going to take some serious dedication.

Overall the game is good fun, and for the most part the new control system does add to the overall gameplay. For a few quid its worth picking up, and makes for a good party game, passing over the controller when you die on a campaign level, and seeing your mates who’ve mastered other console versions of Modern Warfare, just fall about like idiots, and getting furious trying to get through levels on easy difficulty.

As mentioned graphics aren’t so good (but hey game was developed in 2007!!) but the modes, the story, the various combat scenario are amazing. Sometimes it feels like you really participate in the development of combat operations! (The only thing doesn’t make sense is that this is suppose to be the beginning of the journey for “SOAP” McTavish character under the leadership of captain Price, when this is COD MW4 game and they have been already co-deployed in missions in call of duty MW2???) Anyway back to MW4 just to summarise I am very satisfied from this game, well done guys, keep up the good work!!! :).

The whole COD series is great as you will see by my other reviews. Unfortunately it is hard for me to give COD Black Ops 4 a fantastic review as I played the newer games in the series first. Although saying that, I can definitely see how great this game would have been at the time of release and how todays games have been developed from this.

Recommended if you want to start you COD journey from the early days.

I bought this game when it first came out it for my husband on his xbox and i have been watching him play and i was so jealous that i didnt have it for myself. I wanted all the perks but didnt want to spend the extra cash.

well this was a STEAL! Season pass, cd points, all the bells and whistles, including custom made patches, pop socket and art work! This edition is better than the one i bought him, guess because i bought his as a downloadable version on his xbox so he only got the points, season pass and character content.

I am so over the moon about the amazing deal I scored! MUST BUY! But be warned that you will need to have a UK Playstation account to download the dlc content. I live in the states and I was unsure how to get my perks but it was super simple to set up another ps account with an email i already have and sign it in as another user on my playstation.

Since i have my ps4 set to primary all “users” can enjoy any content and games download to the ps4. It took a lil extra work but for the price its definitely worth it!! Thank you!!.

I’ve purchased all of the Call Of Duty games and this one is they only one I’ve enjoyed since Black Ops 3! You can customize your player in zombie mode. FINALLY!! Customizing characters and weapons will take a bit of getting used to but it’s not overly complicated.

I kinda wish they had more of the old weapons from Black Ops 3 but it’s not a big deal. One other complaint is if u play split screen the screens are so squished and u can’t stretch them out all the way to the edge of the screen, that’s makes it pretty difficult to read stuff and see things clearly.

I saw a lot of complaints about internet connection but it works great online for us so I really don’t know what ppl are talking about. Another complaint I saw was about small maps. really!? The ones I played (mainly zombies) so far are huge! So basically, don’t judge this game because of a few negative reviews, I almost passed it up because of that but I’m so glad I didn’t! Smooth game play and controls, tons of customization, bots available in zombie mode for local play, and of course great graphics.

I was hoping to relive those great Modern Warfare memories, but they should remain memories. There is nothing wrong with the game itself, it is the greed surrounding it that has completely tainted my experience.

The game is the same old thing just touched up, which is good but underwhelming. The first major problem is for a remaster, and I assume definitive version of the game, you only get the core of the original for multiplayer.

None of the additional maps are included. BUT WAIT, you can still buy them for full price like a decade ago. The second biggest aggravation, and the one that pushed me over the edge is, IT STILL REQUIRES A 70 GB MANDATORY DOWNLOAD in addition to installing the game!!!! Why do you ask? So they can add a MULTIPLAYER CASH GRAB hub where you can spend more of your money on crates.

It is literally just as if they peeled the xbox360/PS3 stickers off of the discs, resold them to you, and you digitally download the new version of the game! This game takes more space on your hard drive than any AAA game released to date.

The best re-imagining of any old school title ever made. Period. Everything is how you remember it, graphics are pumped up beyond my expectations and the new animations are smooth and feel original. The new weapons are a bit much in my opinion but its largely unchanged.

New game modes are a welcome surprise but equally fun to play as the old stuff. See you in Ground War.

This remaster is great. This game comes from a time when the direction was realism and the warfare was realistic. No bright fortnite colors, no video game wall jumping or sliding, no super futuristic gadgets.

The action is fast. Weapons and kill streaks are things that exist for the most part. The original was a breakthrough for its time and the remaster looks great in 4K. Oh yeah, this COD has a story that doesn’t suck.

Play it.

A+ product. Shoutout Call of Duty. Cod god’s. GG’s in the chat.

Great for making in game purchases on pretty much every call of duty game. If you don’t want to put your credit card online then just buy one of these cards and you’re good.

Got the points to get some skins after purchasing a Mace operator skin by mistake smh. Don’t be like me and buy an operator by accident. Kudos for the quick email delivery by Best Buy.

THIS GAME REALLY BROUGHT ME BACK TO CALL OF DUTY AFTER I STOP REALLY CARING FOR THE FRANCHICE AFTER CALL OF DUTY GHOST. I ALWAYS LOVED THE MODERN WARFARE SERIES WHEN I WAS A KID MW2 IS STILL MY FAVIORTE COD.

THIS GAME REALLY BROUGHT BACK A LOT WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THOSE GAMES IN CAMPAGIN AND MUTIPLAYER. THE CAMPAIGN BROUGHT OLD CHARACTERS LIKE CAPTIAIN PRICE BACK AND BROUGHT A DARKER AND GRIDY STORY THAT FELT MORE REALISTIC EVEN COMPARED TO THE ORIGINAL.

THE MULTIPLAYER BROUGHT A LOT OF INNOVATION TO COD NEEDED FOR A LONG TIME BUT ALSO BROUGHT SOME QUESTIONABLE CHANGES LIKE IN THE MINI MAPS AND THE MAP LAYOUT THEMSELVES. BUT OVERALL, I STILL ENJOYED EVEN WITH FLAW IN BOTH THE CAMPAIGN AND MUTIPLAYER IT MADE ME WANT TO BE COD FAN AGAIN.

AFTER FEELING CALL OF DUTY WAS JUST COPYING OTHER GAMES LIKE TITANFALL AND OVERWATH AND EVEN A LITTLE BIT BATTLEFIELD WITH GHOST. BUT THIS FELT MORE FELT LIKE BACK TO FORM COD WITH INNOVATION TO PUSH FORWARD.

SO, FOR ANY COD FAN LIKE MYSELF THAT LEFT THE FRANCHICE I FEEL LIKE THIS IS A GREAT START POINT TO JUMP BACK IN.

Modern Warfare was not worth paying for compared to the other games I paid for. To begin with, the game was okay but then they dropped Warzone for free then Cold War came out. When Cold War came out it had a better story mode then Modern Warfare.

The multiplayer has a lot of better guns and has two Black Ops 2 maps. Cold War also has a zombies mode which Modern Warfare doesn’t have. When I decided to play Modern Warfare again there were a bunch of hackers.

I went to play multiplayer. In the first match there was someone one the opposing team that had Aimbot and I left the match. In the second match, there was someone under the map. I didn’t know until someone killed me and they were under the map.

Gamers may say that Modern Warfare is a better game but, Cold War has a better selection of game modes on multiplayer and, Cold War also has zombies.

Note: I’m writing this review from the perspective of someone with passing familiarity with COD’s single-player campaigns, but who has never logged into a multiplayer map until this edition. I’ve been playing the core Online Multiplayer modes since April 2020, and probably play about 4-5 nights a week.

LOVE: * Leveling is varied and compelling, if a little daunting. Ever-changing daily Missions keep things fresh, weapons upgrade with use— independent of your player level— and weapons have so many unlockables you can evolve most guns to suit multiple play styles.

*The game designers strike me as very committed to keeping things fresh. We’re currently on Season 5: every season has brought a couple new maps, a few new weapons, and several character skins. LIKE: *Game play and engine physics are as tight as you’d expect for a long-lived series.

I’ve rarely lost an encounter where I’ve felt I was the victim of shoddy mechanics— rarely, but it does happen. *Game modes are so varied that there’s bound to be something for any gamers who’ve ever found joy from shooting things with virtual bullets.

I personally have no interest in the Warzone portion of the game, but love the deathmatch and “Domination” modes— especially when playing with friends. MEH: *I rarely run into blatant online jerkery, but when you see/hear it, people can ruin a whole evening and it’s something I think Activision can only do so much to combat.

Racism, misogyny, and garden-variety griefers are just present enough to remind you that we live in a world with some unquestionably awful people. *Maps are varied in design and diverse in size, but about 50% of the standard multiplayer maps I look upon with a scale ranging from “mildly annoying” to “100% avoidable”.

* For as many weapons as there are in the game, several of the classes have a a few redundant-feeling entries (ex: M13 and M4 rifles are separated mostly by a few exclusive attachments. Half the SMG’s are just variations on a theme).

LOATH: *Legacy gameplay quirks! Quick-scoping. Why is this still a thing? Changing directions while sliding. Jumping while shooting?!? (Experience the recoil of a 12 gauge shotgun— or dare say— a. 50 caliber rifle in real life with both feet on the ground and then tell me what you think the likelihood of hitting anything whilst leaping would be.

) I’m not looking for 100% realism from a Call of Duty game, but there are too many players hopping about the map for my practical sensibilities. *Cheaters! Third-party programs/accessories that help you do everything from auto-aim to highlighting enemies are readily available online, and it’s not just a “PC” problem; PS4 hacks are common.

Lately, I feel like every 3rd match I’m reporting someone for blatant cheating. To make matters more frustrating, I’m told in past COD games, Activision was able to identify cheaters and relegate them to “Cheater only servers”.

To my knowledge, they’ve been unable to do that in this version. FINAL THOUGHTS: The good definitely outweighs the bad and I wish I’d given this online experience a chance sooner. Honestly, if Activision could find a way to curtail the rampant cheating, this would be a definite 5-Star review.

Call of Duty 3 has the Band of Brothers type of campaign style, with the player switching from American, Canadian, Polish, and British protagonists as they fight in the Battle of France in 1944. This game proves that D Day didnt truly kill the enemy on the Western Front, as it shows a lot of struggles that were happening, during the road to Paris.

The multiplayer has a 12 vs 12 size lobby, as well as famous vehicles from the war. The players can choose between classes to do certain things, like medics can revive teammates, scouts can call in artillery, and support gunners can supply ammo.

The guns look, sound, and feel real, the graphics are amazing for a 2006 era game. Call of Duty 3 is a MUST OWN for fans of military shooters, FPS fans, or video game collectors.

Call of Duty 3 takes place in 1944 during the Normandy Breakout. After landing successfully on the beaches of France, the allied focus was on getting the Germans out of France and liberating Paris, which was under Nazi control at the time.

As was the case in the last game, you’re placed in the role of several different soldiers and you’ll participate in campaigns for America, Britain, Canada, and Poland. Each country’s campaign has a unique story line that is supposed to get you emotionally involved with the characters,fighting for four different armies works because it gives you a sense of not only how much effort it took to wrestle control of France from the Germans, but also that it wasn’t just the United States that lost men and women in World War II.

Once again, the game opens with a brief training mission. Here, you’ll learn how to fire weapons and throw grenades, as well as how to move around. You can fire your weapon with a quick pull of the right trigger, You can also perform a melee attack by pressing the right analog stick.

Clicking the left analog stick brings up your binoculars–an unfortunate button-mapping choice because it’s far too easy to accidentally push the stick down when you’re scrambling for your life. You can toss smoke grenades to create cover and frag grenades to clear large groups of Wehrmacht.

Call of Duty 3 also lets you scoop up grenades thrown by the enemy and toss them back. To prevent your grenades from being returned to sender, you can “cook” a grenade by pressing and holding the right bumper, which lets the grenade get closer to detonating before you throw it.

This is an important technique to master–not only because it’s useful, but also because screwing it up results in a grenade exploding in your hands.

Typical WW2 Genre early COD classic game. Must have been enthralling for the first players at time of issue. Modern warfare has obviously dated these games but they are still to be enjoyed and I play 2.

3. And World at War every few months. I never tire of them because they relate to my age and hobby. Good graphics for the day. Plenty of action and weapons swaps available. The excitement of rolling up a german trench or taking out a Machine gun nest is very real.

I would recommend these games to gamers new to the scene for ststers then progress into the later Modern Warfare or Scifi stuff as you wish. A must for the single player though multiplayer on line modes are available.

IšverstiShow in original languageDespite not often enjoying FPS games set during WW2, I kept an open mind going in to CoD Vanguard. I wasn’t expecting a great game considering Sledgehammer’s uninspired first attempt at WW2, unimaginatively titled “CoD WW2”, but I wasn’t going in to this game expecting to dislike it based off SHG’s (Sledgehammer Games) first attempt at making a game set in the 40’s era.

I won’t give a long analysis or give away any spoilers regarding the campaign, but it isn’t as if you’ll desire playing past the 45 minute mark. To say the least; Vanguards story & dialogue is tragic at best.

No memorable characters despite playing as multiple soldiers across the world during the most prolific & horrific conflict in history. They’re bland & uninteresting, no character in the story contains any amount of charisma, funny or interesting moments, or any amount of intelligent thinking.

I wouldn’t consider any characters, playable or NPC to be close to serviceable for a “story driven experience”. Speaking of story, it does have one thing going for it- While playing as multiple characters through out the game, meeting many officers, civilians & other generic filler AI, the “story” remains consistent in being pathetic, unappealing, unimpressive & dull through out.

If you’re at the point with the series where you only purchase a game due to it’s campaign, you’re better of purchasing Half-Life 1 & 2 for an immaculate first person story experience. This pathetic attempt to create an appealing & emotional story is as unsuccessful as Blockbuster is in 2021.

Multiplayer is similar to the campaign as it’s uninspired, lazy & as forgettable as it gets. Maps are convoluted, with seemingly 10 ways to get shot from in every room & corridor. The time to kill near is instant, giving you virtually no way to react if you get shot in the back.

(As mentioned, with the complex maze like maps you’ll be getting shot from the back or side constantly. ) That’s not mentioning the horrific gun “balance”, or lack there of more appropriately said. Only a few weapons are favourable, the remainder will not be touched by the majority of players as they’ll receive a major disadvantage at all ranges.

Bugs are literally unmissable, if I do reluctantly play a game I’ll encounter at least one immersion breaking bug per game. I only wishing I were exaggerating, unfortunately not. If I do decide to destroy my mental stability & play more than one game, I’ll consistently encounter game breaking bugs through out.

Regardless of your ping or opposing players connection quality, you’ll consistently be encountering intrusive bugs. Skill Based Match Making (SBMM) is as evident as ever, you’ll only be playing against people of your skill level.

Which never allows you to sit back, relax & enjoying playing a game. That’s perhaps the worst part of this game, you either commit to trying your best every game, or you don’t play it at all. Regardless of your decision, you will not be having any fun.

Zombies is not even worth mentioning, the maps are as offencively uninspired & convoluted as the various ones in multiplayer, hostiles are pathetically programmed & forgettable to say the least. Nothing about this game has any redeeming qualities, it is another disgusting attempt by Activision to milk this once beloved series that somehow manages to continue to decline 10 years past its peak.

Please do not purchase this game as you’ll be thoroughly disappointed as I am. Thank you.

IšverstiShow in original languageHaving played COD games since PS2 days all the way to PS5 you can really appreciate how far these games have come and the work put into it. I’m really enjoying the campaign as it really feels like a great WWII add on to the over populated High Tech Modern style games we have had.

I love my MW and MW2 and Black ops 1 and Black Ops 2 game but its nice to get another decent WWII shooter. It may not be the best COD but still great fun in Single Player and Multiplayer online. As far as maps go they are just that another COD style maps.

They might not be as colorful as other COD games but my TV gave me great visuals and colors where they needed to be. They wanted to make the game feel like it use to be during those times. Yes the game can be dull with bland colors and grey atmosphere but WWII never was Rainbow colors and Unicorns it was damp, dreary and bold.

I did enjoy this game and I do hope they keep making WWII style games as there are so many stories that can be told from that war. I do get that its just another wash, rinse and repeat but now days most of these shooters are.

Yeah you have your War Zones and Battlefield 2042 coming soon that are massive maps but its still the same formula since the day you could get into vehicles in Multiplayer games just larger scale and pretty looking.

I myself play War Zone and will play Battlefield 2042 when it arrives but its nice to jump back in and play something that feels and looks older once in a while. The guns feel just like your other COD WWII games and sound the same.

I do like the fact you can sort of give orders and make your team members ( in campaign ) supress fire and move here and things like that but its nothing to write home about. Acting is good and visuals look great on a decent TV with nice frame rate.

If anything if you don’t want to pick this up now I would say grab it when on sale or something as like I said its still great fun for a COD game. I would recommend this game if you want another WWII game to add to your collection or want boots on the ground.

IšverstiShow in original languageI’ll start off by saying this might be a good “other viewpoint” type of review, because I don’t share the same opinions as most. that being said. My favorite CoD’s are MW, MW2 and Ghosts.

yes, I loved Ghosts especially Extinction mode. I do NOT like any of the Black Ops series either – sorry! I cannot stand the sound, the lag when you eliminate someone, and the ‘ole “get behind cover for a full 2 seconds only for the replay to show that you WEREN’T in fact behind cover” lol I bought this game because, well, I buy all the CoD’s.

If I don’t like it, I’ll sell it right away and no harm or foul. I already went into this with very low expectations as I knew who created it. My first couple matches were retro Black Ops where what I don’t like about that series is in full play in this one.

I’m also on gig-speed fiber, wired connection, NAT Type Open using a third party router – so there’s nothing that can be blamed on my internet speed either. I definitely won’t judge based on a couple Day #1 multiplayer matches either, as I know it can take a good week or two ironing out all the issues.

There are bugs, yes – care package bugs, audio loops that won’t stop, disconnects, big hit boxes, streaks making direct hits and not getting any eliminations, etc. whatever, deal with it on Week #1! LOL There will be patches! As for the gameplay and maps – the more I play, the more I enjoy them! I really like the maps so far, as a lot of the them have multi-levels so it’s not all flat ground battles.

Yes, there are always places for people to camp and there will always be campers – also, deal with it! I’m not that good of a player hanging around 1. 0 E/D but find myself doing well often and not getting eliminated instantly by across the map quick scopes.

The spawns definitely need the most work as I have respawned directly in front of the enemy looking down the sight way more times than I like to count, especially on the smaller maps. Hopefully that will get worked out! I enjoy all the multiplayer modes, including the Champion Hill – 8 teams of 3 randomly playing 3v3 matches until each team runs out of “lives”.

Nice change of pace from running and gunning. Zombies – oh Zombies, the type of mode you love or hate. I LOVED Cold War’s zombies and brought a lot of my friends together as they did too. There was a game plan to figure out, coordinate and share with friends before and while you are playing.

We tried to beat each other’s highest Exfil round constantly, which made things fun. It wasn’t the giant open world, 13 things to collect, “need to read a strategy guide” type mode. Vanguard’s Zombies is a mix of everything – including Cold War’s “Outbreak” mode, which involved you following an orb around and staying within.

This installment involves a “main” area with “challenges” you select and complete as a team. Upgrades are available after every round, and perks are randomly scattered. It is semi-linear, but I kind of like that.

Remember, releasing the same old JUNK gets boring so I’m glad they are trying to change it up. All in all, yes, it’s just another Duty. I haven’t tried Campaign yet because MP kept my busy all weekend.

I hope they keep it fairly simple as Cold War’s seasonal drops and added content just made my head spin and I lost interest. I can say I’m fairly surprise at how much fun I had with it over the weekend, and just played with randoms all weekend too.

gawd I love Call of Duty trash talk waiting for a game to load haha Try it for yourself!.

IšverstiShow in original languageOrdered this for my son’s birthday and and while it came cracked in the center they were quick to send out a new one to replace it Even told me to just keep the old one! Game works perfectly and as it should! I found DK.

Oldies two years ago and have been using them for all my gaming needs since. Everything is cheap and comes in near perfect condition every single time. If you ever have any problems they are quick to help you and find a solution to solving the problem! You even earn points towards free stuff as you shop which i think is pretty cool! I definitely recommend them for all your gaming needs.

IšverstiShow in original languageAmazing game. Although the multiplayer is pretty difficult for me, (I’m a noob) I enjoyed it very much. Spec Ops is a great co-operative mode to play with friends and can get intensely joyful.

The campaign is the best part about this work of art. It offers relatable characters, a surprising plot, fun and unrepetitive missions and an addictive bonus level. The only parts I disliked about this game was the Rio missions and some of the crappy maps.

Other than that, this is a 95% masterpiece.

IšverstiShow in original languageNostalgia alert! I spent many, many, MANY hours playing this game online. It was the first game I truly got into. I got very competitive and used to love going on the headset and meeting new people which was way easier than it is these days.

I made many friends on there, in random lobbies, some of which are still my friends in real life many years later. This game provided me with an escape from my life when I needed it and became way more than that.

Also had some of the best maps for multiplayer ever, I miss climbing ledges, quick scoping and generally being able to run around having fun. Peace MW2.