I think I read somewhere that they may be dropping Call of Duty all together and just calling it modern warfare 2. Either way I couldn't care less about this game unless they really change a lot of stuff. | |
This will either be amazing...or terrible. I guess we'll just have to wait and see the fan reaction. | |
Well, as long as it's being made by Infinity Ward, I've got some optimism. | |
I think a lot of developers and publishers planning to release their games have either "finished early" and are trying to get their game out before November, or are delaying their game for 2 months. | |
I agree, but it's going to be hard to make a sequel that lives up to it's predecessor, especially since the first Modern Warfare got such great reviews almost everywhere. | |
Cant they just use Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 instead of Call of duty 6 or Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare Part 2: It's time to shit rainbows. | |
Frankly I won't be upset if it only just matches its predecessor. That may be because I don't own its predecessor so I won't notice. Frankly I think a game with this much attention on it will have the developers on edge to at least meet par. Even if it's not good, it's a safe bet that it will do good early on because of how much people loved the first. 5th? XXIVth? And as i review the final post before this one right before i click post, a brilliant idea hits me. Let's stop numbering our games, and just have ridiculous tag lines on the box. That way we'll force the makers to be original in at least the name of the game. And even the violent games will at least help the memories of the gamers because they'd have to memorize ALL those tag lines for any sort of conversation. | |
COD 4 is probably one of the best FPS games that has come out for a while, the storyline was gripping and it was good to see a developer mainly portraying a force other than the US, and in such detail as well (The camoflague worn by the SAS forces is British DPM, the current uniform, and the headsets are replicas of PRR headsets used by british forces.) It would be good to see them bring in a few more varied weapons (British SA80's with SUSAT optics, Steyr AUGs for maybe an australian SASR team, M16A1's/AR-15's for a guerrilla force in south america for example) | |
I liked WaW more Than COD4 (hides in corner) | |
I wonder who they're going to make as the antagonists this time around. | |
I wouldn't mind fighting the Chechens again. | |
Looking forward to it, but that trailer is an effort in obscurity. | |
That's like saying "I prefer cheese pizza that tastes just like regular cheese pizza but looks like it's from the 40's and is made by different people." :D | |
Yay, I was kinda hoping they'd drop the CoD name. Without it hopefully those more casual gamers who don't realise it will now know that the CoD games are Treyarch's property, and the Mondern Warfare games are the good ones developed by IW. And dropping the first title worked for the Jedi Knight games when they shifted from Dark Forces. | |
why are they dropping the "call of duty" part anyhow? that part is the part that makes the entire series more profitable. | |
I like that they dropped the Call of Duty part. It's kind of silly that they juggle a franchise between two people, and the more infinity ward can do to seperate itself from Treyarch is A-OK by me. I'll always know who the real call of duty is anyway. | |
You should link the trailer... | |
Cant wait for this game to come out i thought it was released in October but I can wait another month :( | |
I was slightly dismayed when the final shot of the trailer showed it would be released on the 11th October, and then I released it was the 10th November, due to the whole 'American date-writing' shenanigans. Cue much jubilation, as it is released on my birthday and during the half-term break of the 09 academic year's winter term. Plenty gaming will be had!
In the teaser trailer, during the lift segment, one of them says, "Remember - no Russian", so I'd assume that the Russians are involved in some way or another. Also, when IW sent out the promo teasers, the file name was "Siberia". Finally, some say the language at the very end of the trailer is Russian, and it says "You cannot have a revolution without a revolutionary state". If the Russians aren't in it, I'd be surprised. | |
Can't wait to be on the severs 1st day when they crash! | |
Probably calling just Modern Warfare 2 is better than Call of Duty 6: Modern Warfare 2(cause it sounds stupid and long.) | |
Call of Duty 6: Moderner Warfare. I am buying this. Arab zombies (ftw?)!! | |
The only thing worse than nazi zombies is Bin Laden Zombie! | |
It would be totally kick-ass though. Oh, the hours I would spend blowing away zombies with my dragonov... | |
hAHAHAHAH! So they found a way around that -OTHER- company riding the coat tails of their success. | |
dgs just as long as they finally put an end to ww2 shit the us won, and hopefully they won't go to extreme and have it too far in the future , i hope they might base it in the us , defend the homeland | |
I hear you brother. AND BIN LADEN ZOMBIE? LOOOOOOOOL. | |
Agreed. I'd like to know whose bright idea it was to let Treyarch touch a perfectly good series. As Wikipedia states (and I agree), reviewers thought CoD 3 was "considered to be one of the weakest in the series.", and Official XBox Magazine stated CoD:WaW was "a 'play-it-safe sequel' that used elements of Call of Duty 4 but added 'nothing noteworthy of its own.'" If Treyarch gets to try another CoD game, Activision will have completely lost my trust. <( - . - )> Anyway, back on topic! I expect a campaign against the Russians again, but hopefully with a little more focus on the USMC. The SAS just won't be the same without Captain Price and Gaz. <( ' . ' )> | |
What do you mean? Capt. Price is still around. He's just hiding, right? | |
Can't wait to play Guitar Hero : Needs more cowbell or Mirrors Edge : Fuck YOU, Gravity Honestly I think this is a fantastic idea! Half life : Its Physics, but fun! | |
well finally somebody sees eye to eye with me. I'm pumped for Assassin's Creed: Let's Climb on Some More Things | |
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Activision Announces Modern Warfare 2 - UPDATED
Activision has announced that Modern Warfare 2, Infinity Ward's next turn at the Call of Duty wheel, will hit store shelves in November of this year.
Infinity Ward's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has been tremendously successful, becoming the top-selling release of 2007 despite not coming out until November of that year and has sold more than 12 million copies to date. The next entry in the franchise was developed by Treyarch, who once again went back to the Second World War well for Call of Duty: World at War, but Activision has now confirmed that the follow-up release will be a new Modern Warfare.
"Everyone on the team is laser focused on making the most gripping experience we've ever created," said Infinity Ward CEO Vince Zampella. "No detail is too small and every finishing touch imaginable is underway to make Modern Warfare 2 our best ever. We can't wait for our fans around the world to play starting November 10th."
One can only wonder how the numbering system is going to work with this one. Call of Duty 6: Modern Warfare 2? Or will Activision follow the World at War trend and forgo the Call of Duty sequel number altogether? I suppose Call of Duty 6² might work but that would lead to no end of confusion when Call of Duty 36 is released. We'll have to see how that plays out.
Modern Warfare 2, as mentioned, is scheduled for release on November 10. In the meantime, more information, which at this point consists of a wholly uninformative trailer, is available at modernwarfare2.com. Well, not entirely uninformative; I'm pretty sure I saw the Cristo Redentor on Corcovado in there...
UPDATE: So much for Call of Duty 6: Modern Warfare 2. VG247 reports that Activision has dropped the Call of Duty part of the title completely. The sequel will be called simply Modern Warfare 2.
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