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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
This first person shooter developed by Infinity Ward has 3 modes. A cooperative mode called “Special Ops”, a online and offline multiplayer mode and a campaign, that takes place from various perspectives and terrain.
Cooperative
Modern Warfare 2 features a cooperative mode entitled Special Ops, which consists of independent missions similar to the “Mile High Club” epilogue mission from Call of Duty 4. These missions take place in a variety of locations from the campaign mode, but are not related to story of the campaign itself.
Most of the Special Ops missions may be played alone, but all of them support two player cooperative play in which two players can play together locally or online. Such mode includesscenarios such as a snowmobile race between the two players, one player providing air support from an AC-130 with the otherplayer conducting operations on the ground, capturing an enemy compound, and searching areas for and eliminating 40 or more enemies at a time.
Special Ops is divided into five separate groups of missions: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, and Echo. Each mission may be played at three difficulty levels: regular, hardened, or veteran. Successfully completing a mission earns the players stars; there are up to three stars available for each mission: one star for completing the mission on regular difficulty, two for hardened, and three for veteran. Once enough stars are earned, more missions are unlocked. There are a total of 23 missions with their respective 69 stars available for unlock. At the end of each mission, a statistics screen displays how long the player(s) took in order to complete the level and how many kills were scored by each player, amongst other data.
Multiplayer
The online multiplayer modes of Modern Warfare 2 retains the same experience points and unlockable reward system as that of Call of Duty 4, with game modes that include Free-For-All, Search & Destroy, Demolition, Domination, Team Deathmatch,and Capture The Flag. However, Modern Warfare 2 introduces several new features. Aside from new weapons, equipment, and perks that upgrade to “pro versions” after meeting utilization requirements, 15 different kill streak rewards can be unlocked and selected by the player. Among these is the ability to receive a supply drop after achieving four kills in a row, order a Predator missile strike after five kills, and call in an AC-130 gunship to strike from the sky after 11 kills. Another new feature is the in-game host migration; if a match host leaves the game, the current game no longer ends (as is the case in Call of Duty 4), as a ‘host migration delay’ allows a new host to be selected and the game to continue on. There is also the addition of an optional third person mode which can be used in certain game types.
In the Xbox 360 version of the game, the party chat system is disabled while the player is playing online in certain playlist types. This decision, designed to promote cooperation amongst team members, has caused some controversy within the Xbox Live community.
The offline multiplayer mode still retains the experience and rewards system found online, a first for the series since the system was introduced. However, the rewards are separate from those that may be earned while playing online.
Campaign
Similar to previous installments within the Call of Duty series, the player assumes the role of various characters during the single-player campaign, changing perspectives throughout the progression of the story.
Each mission features a series of objectives that are displayed on the HUD, which marks the direction and distance towards and from such objectives. Tasks vary in their requirements, having the player arrive at a particular checkpoint, eliminate enemies in a specified location, stand his/her ground to defend an objective, or plant explosive charges on an enemy installation. The player is accompanied by friendly troops who cannot be issued orders. Laptop computers that contain enemy intelligence appear throughout the campaign and may be collected to unlock several game bonuses.
Modern Warfare 2 is set five years after the conclusion of Call of Duty 4. Despite the efforts of the USMS and the SAS, the Ultranationalists ultimately seize control of Russia and declare Imran Zakhaev a hero and martyr, erecting a statue of him in the heart of Red Square. Meanwhile, Vladimir Makarov, a former lieutenant, begins a campaign against Europe by committing numerous acts of terrorism.
The game begins in Afghanistan, where U.S. Army Ranger Private First Class Joseph Allen helps in the taking of a city from insurgents. Impressed by Allen’s combat abilities (and possibly your pit time), Shepherd recruits him into Task Force 141, an elite, multi-national counter-terrorist unit under Shepherd’s command. Meanwhile, two other members of Task Force 141, Captain John “Soap” MacTavish and Sergeant Gary “Roach” Sanderson, scale a mountain of the Tian Shan to infiltrate an airbase in Kazakhstan to recover a lost ACS module from a downed satellite. Allen is later sent on an undercover mission in Russia for the CIA under the alias of “Alexei Borodin.” Allen joins Makarov in a massacre of civilians at the Zakhaev International Airport in Moscow. Makarov is knows who “Alexi” is and kills Allen leaving him as a dead American, leading the Russian police and the ultranationalist government to believe that America was responsible for the attack.
Russia retaliates with a massive surprise attack on the United States after bypassing its early warning system, revealing that the ACS module MacTavish and Sanderson recovered had already been compromised before its retrieval. Sergeant Foley leads his squad of U.S. Army Rangers, including Private James Ramirez, in the defense of a suburb in northeastern Virginia against the Russian attack. They then proceed towards a war-torn Washington, D.C., where more U.S. forces are fighting a desperate battle against the Russians for control of the capital city.
Meanwhile, Task Force 141 begins its search for evidence that would implicate Makarov as the true mastermind behind the airport massacre. Intelligence leads it to Rio de Janeiro, where the Task Force investigates leads on Makarov’s contact, weapons dealer Alejandro Rojas. It finds out that a major nemesis of Makarov is locked up in a Russian Gulag east of Petropavlovsk on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Task Force 141 assaults the prison and manages to free the prisoner, who turns out to be Captain Price. Price agrees to aid in the tracking down of Makarov. Price leads Task Force 141 to raid a Russian port and gain control of a nuclear submarine. Price uses the submarine to launch a SLBM toward Washington D.C.. However, he sets the warhead to detonate in the upper atmosphere, which destroys the International Space Station, but not the city. The resulting electromagnetic pulse cripples the vehicles and electronic equipment of both the U.S. and Russian forces in the city. Back on the ground, Ramirez and his squad, after avoiding the aircraft falling from the sky, head to the White House.
There, they receive a transmission informing them that the Air Force is preparing to launch an airstrike against Washington D.C. unless they see green flares on the rooftop of the White House and other important buildings that are currently under Russian control. Ramirez and his squad fight their way to the roof of the White House and manage to set off flares in the nick of time, averting an airstrike. Green flares are lit on the rooftops of other D.C. landmarks, signifying that the city is in American hands. Following this, they discuss plans for a counter-attack against Moscow.
Narrowing down Makarov’s hiding place to two separate locations, Task Force 141 decides to split up. Captains Price and MacTavish travel to an aircraft boneyard in Afghanistan, while Sanderson and Ghost raid Makarov’s safehouse in the Caucasus Mountains. At the safehouse, Sanderson and his team manage to obtain vital intelligence from enemy equipment. However, as Sanderson and Ghost reach the extraction point, Shepherd betrays and kills them, taking the intelligence with him to make him seem responsible for its acquisition. Meanwhile, Price and MacTavish quickly learn of Shepherd’s betrayal and escape an ambush with the help of Nikolai. After managing to contact Makarov and learning of Shepherd’s location, Price and MacTavish decide to take revenge on Shepherd in one final, bloody suicide mission.
During the infiltration, Shepherd tries to escape and a long boat pursuit ensues. Shepherd appears to have escaped when he drives his boat into the back of a hovering MH-53 helicopter. However, Price manages to shoot the helicopter down just before the boat he and MacTavish are on tumbles over a waterfall. After recovering from the fall, a heavily-injured MacTavish attempts to kill Shepherd with his knife, but Shepherd blocks the attack and in turn stabs MacTavish. As MacTavish lies on the ground, Shepherd prepares to execute him with his revolver, but before he can, Price attacks him and knocks the revolver away. Price and Shepherd then engage in an extended fist fight while MacTavish struggles to pull the knife out of his own chest. Finally managing to do so, he throws the knife at Shepherd, killing him. Price attends to MacTavish’s wounds as Nikolai arrives in a helicopter to extract them. Nikolai warns the two that they will be pursued, but Price insists that MacTavish receive medical attention; Nikolai mentions that he knows a safe place to go to.
Top games
The top video-game rentals at U.S. Blockbuster stores for the week ending Feb. 21:
1. “Bioshock 2″ (X260)
2. “Dante’s Inferno” (X360)
3. “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2″ (X360)
4. “New Super Mario Bros.” (Wii)
5. “Dante’s Inferno” (PS3)
6. “Aliens vs. Predator” (X360)
7. “Army of Two: The 40th Day” (X360)
8. “Bioshock 2″ (ps3)
9. “Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter games” (Wii)
10. “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2″ (PS3)
The Gamer God World Team