I purchased this game because I enjoyed playing COD4:MW. I must admit I have not completed the game on Veteran or Expert levels yet, but have enjoyed playing on Recruit and Regular. I actually love the shortness of the levels because I never feel I am hanging around. The game caters for different gaming styles too, personally I like to get out there, guns blazing, so thats why I enjoy the more explosive levels. But the game also includes a lot of stealth, which can be fun when you make an accurate head shot. May I also add the graphics are exemplary and the good AI adds a touch of realism to it which I hadn't experienced much before. I'm used to playing games where I shoot a man down dead and the guy standing next to him is whispering "What was that?", I mean, how bad? But COD has really realistic reactions, Great Game!

When it was announced that Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 would be released as a sequel to the original Modern Warfare, I was excited, I absolutely loved the original Modern Warfare, and could play it endlessly.

The first thing I did when I got the game was go through the campaign, which was great, a good storyline, and graphically very good, however, it was very short, and very easy! It took me a single playthrough to complete it on Veteran.

On to Multiplayer. On MW, I could play multiplayer a lot. And on MW2 it started out pretty much the same. I'm not sure if it's that there is too much customisation or something else, but it seems to bore me! There is no depth to the multiplayer modes, and you get killed ridiculously by people who have absolutely 0 skill, and it does get quite annoying.

Overall, a good game, but not perfect.

I loved this game campaign was challenging on veteran and the special ops was good fun to. Online was phenomenal and I even paid 10 pound for the first map pack only to receive the disc error problem a week later which no one seems to be able to do anything about. And I am not spending another 40 quid for another game I expect to pay once and a game last like every other game I own