Call Of Duty 4: Review I first bought this game only in March 2008, long after it had been released, and from previous reviews I have read, I had very high expectations about this game. And, I am pleased to announce, Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare reached and easily exceeded my expectations.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare delivers amazing special effects, including use of depth of field, rim-lighting, character self-shadowing, real time post-processing, texture streaming as well as physics-enabled effects to enlist players into the most photo-realistic gaming experience yet.

Modern Warfare delivers on the hype. It's a great looking game, has a solid campaign, and great online multi-player. More importantly, it shows that Infinity Ward can break from what they are comfortable with and still deliver a great game. Hopefully this trend continues.

While it may not have the longest single-player campaign around, what Call of Duty 4 lacks in quantity it more than makes up for in quality. Infinity Ward's newest first-person shooter is easily one of the best games of the year, a stunning accomplishment that you will not soon forget.

Grab your M1 Garand, or your Thompson for that matter……..Because its time to go to "War". OOOOpppps, Wrong War. Fast forward 60 years & we're thrust into the midst of battle against a fictional barren wasteland of sand, fighting a bunch of rag-tag insurgents.

There's certainly been an influx of World War II FPS's since Medal of Honor was released on the PlayStation back in 1999. The uninitiated may think that Call of Duty 4 is yet another one of these World War II games, although they would be mistaken as the fourth instalment in the series breaks...

I keep playing Call of Duty 4. The more I do, the more I'm certain there must be something distinctly wrong here. After all, Infinity Ward has spent so much of their brief life tinkering around in the World War II era. When it came to Axis, Allies, Thompsons, and Garands, they were the pinnacle.

I answer the call of duty twice daily, sometimes more if I've eaten pickled cabbage kimchi. I also answered the call of duty with my trousers on back in 1986, which resulted in a stern talking-to by my then legal guardian, the prophet Benny Hinn.

Dragged into the sun by two armedguards, you're being led towards a vehicle.By the time you've managed to have a brief lookaround at the beautiful surroundings and begunasking yourself where (or who) you actually are,you've received a rifle butt to the face and beenthrown into the car.

Call of Duty 4's engrossing story, realistic graphics and compelling gameplay makes this shooter one of the releases of the year.