Bigger, badder, better.
This game was everything it needed to be as a sequel.
Brighter and more colorful color palette, more bombastic set pieces and locations to play in, more and better looking weapons with greater customization options, absolutely unbeaten multiplayer offering, and a bold, unapologetic story about treason that hurts even to this day.
This game was revered back then, I hardly understood why…
Until I played it, and immediately, the whole modern warfare trilogy, became one of my favorite gaming trilogies of all times.
Call of Duty might’ve started its climb to fame with Modern Warfare and World at War.
But it was Modern Warfare 2 that sealed its fate as an absolute powerhouse.
This game was everything it needed to be as a sequel.
Brighter and more colorful color palette, more bombastic set pieces and locations to play in, more and better looking weapons with greater customization options, absolutely unbeaten multiplayer offering, and a bold, unapologetic story about treason that hurts even to this day.
This game was revered back then, I hardly understood why…
Until I played it, and immediately, the whole modern warfare trilogy, became one of my favorite gaming trilogies of all times.
Call of Duty might’ve started its climb to fame with Modern Warfare and World at War.
But it was Modern Warfare 2 that sealed its fate as an absolute powerhouse.