Microsoft's Press Briefing at E3 '07
Play E3: Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare
Description
Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare was being shown at multiple venues during ths years E3, and all of them drew a crowd.
In this latest addition, the Call of Duty series leaves its familiar WWII battlefields behind to tackle warfare in a modern setting.
In this latest addition, the Call of Duty series leaves its familiar WWII battlefields behind to tackle warfare in a modern setting.
Take a look at this clip and see what all the fuss is about.
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Microsoft's Press Briefing at E3 '07
The Discussion
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Ted Bracewell I thought Call of Duty 4 was the best looking game of the show, even over Killzone 2. It's just so smooth. I didn't expect it to be like this, considering we get a COD game every year. Can't wait for it.
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Ted Bracewell I thought Call of Duty 4 was the best looking game of the show, even over Killzone 2. It's just so smooth. I didn't expect it to be like this, considering we get a COD game every year. Can't wait for it.
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Matthew Mushall The game looks awesome...but I don't agree with the title. It just doesn't seem right calling what is traditionally a World War II game "Modern Warfare." Modern Warfare doesn't instill a "call of duty" like the Second World War did. Even the “War on Terror” post 9/11 didn't instill such a call. It may have inspired a “Call of Patriotism,” but not a “call of duty”.
That's just my opinion. Having actually answered the call to serve my country, I hope it counts for something. -
Matthew Mushall The game looks awesome...but I don't agree with the title. It just doesn't seem right calling what is traditionally a World War II game "Modern Warfare." Modern Warfare doesn't instill a "call of duty" like the Second World War did. Even the “War on Terror” post 9/11 didn't instill such a call. It may have inspired a “Call of Patriotism,” but not a “call of duty”.
That's just my opinion. Having actually answered the call to serve my country, I hope it counts for something.