CoD2 was pretty slick on the 360. Pick it up in a bargain bin sometime.

I still have a copy of the first CoD for PC lying around somewhere so it's a no thanks methinks.

You could probably buy the original call of duty for the pc on Amazon for like 3 bucks.

@Timmeh:

It has vehicles.

@ John Johnson

You are completely right, I loved the first CoD, but compared to shooters today, I guess it would be slightly less intense.

By the way, the last level was awesome.

Yes please to CoD1, it's still the best imo.

I'll stick with CoD4 until Modern Warfare 2 comes out, myself.

I'm makng it my duty to buy anything and everything Activision sells. I'll get this... And I'll get CoD 4 again when it's up for download on the next new console. Kwee!

This game is seriously unappreciated and it's sorta sad the things Timmeh and others are saying about it. IMO the multilayer is still unmatched simply because it had the most well-designed maps out of all the COD games. COD4 is a corridor shooter in multi by comparison, and yes, this game is refined and well balanced despite claims. Single player is exceptional, but the few solo missions aren't anything spectacular.

If you haven't played this game yet but consider yourself a COD fan, then you're kidding yourself and I don't know why you haven't already have gotten this. It runs on any PC nowadays and online's still going strong. The console version may be good but I would say get it for PC since the higher difficulties REQUIRE you to have twitch reflexes and extreme accuracy. Also the few hits and you're dead mantra still holds, except there's no recharging health, and while you get health off of corpses in multi, on veteran, there are no healthpacks.

This reminds that I should play CoD1 again.

I love the game's SP, had some of my favorite SP moments from all the CoD games.

I never played one (I started with two). So yeah, I would definitely consider picking this up. Plus Infinity Ward made it, so you can't really go wrong.