Although not quite the return to greatness that many fans were hoping for, this reboot of the Modern Warfare series manages to hold its own against the glut of online shooters currently available and offers enough tweaks and revisions to the core gameplay to justify dipping into yet another annual...

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare engulfs fans in an incredibly raw, gritty, provocative narrative that brings unrivaled intensity and shines a light on the changing nature of modern war.

Before I purchased this game, I was reading and seeing very poor reviews about this game, which made me slightly hesitant in buying it. I'm so glad I did though! You need to experience it for yourself and make your own mind up about it. It seems to be one of those love it or hate it games.

The original Modern Warfare was one of my favourites so I had no choice but to get this. So much fun, great story and gameplay along with the graphics it near perfect. Not tried the online features yet but will be ASAP.

It's a great game. Single, multi, Co-op modes. Absolutely fantastic

This annualized series continues to pound out excitement, but this time in ways you may not expect.

While the Call of Duty series has been around since 2003, the franchise reshaped itself and the shooter landscape with the release of Call of Duty 4:

GameCentral reviews the entirety of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, including the multiplayer, Spec Ops, and story campaign.

A mountain of content bound together by Call Of Duty's typically excellent gunplay and map design; Gunfight and Ground War are both welcome additions and the graphics are very impressive

The campaign doesn't have the narrative courage to finish what it starts; Multiplayer has few genuinely new features and low TTK can be a problem; Special Ops is super hard and not much fun

It has been a bit of a roller coaster ride for Activision and Infinity Ward ever since Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was revealed back in May. There was outrage over the rumored use of White Phosphorus and anger over the child soldier's sections.

Crossplay; 21 maps out of the box; Single player is back baby; No season pass; Visually stunning

Single player is scary short; Spec Ops is a chaotic punishing mess; PC players seem to crush

Infinity Ward has spent the past several months promising that this year's Call Of Duty was going to be as groundbreaking and riveting as Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare . It's rarely disputed that Modern Warfare not only catapulted the series into the huge success it is now, but changed the modern...