Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

evolution's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Xbox 360) review

Multiplayer Madness

Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare on the Xbox 360 is the first game which got me properly addicted. Every kill in the multiplayer in Team Death matches earns 10 points. As you gain more points, you go up levels, and as you go up more levels, you unlock more guns and perks. This process takes longer and longer as the points required to advance another level get larger the more levels you go up. For example it is possible to get from level 1 to level 2 in about 5 minutes, but it will take several games to get from level 54 to 55. Once you get to 55, you have the chance to enter prestige mode, where your level and everything you have unlocked is reset, and you have to start again. You do, however get a new icon which lets everyone know you have been around the block and pretty much are badass. There 10 levels of prestige. I got to level 6 before getting bored of the game, which is staggering considering it took about 12 days. (24x12 is something like 290 hours)

Sure, the single player is great too, but this game is well worth buying for multiplayer alone. :)

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