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 - Damm Good Game.Best game of the year i think.Played the xbox 360 version thought that was good but alot easier with a controller.So if you have the keyboard skills this is for you.So buy it you wont regret it one bit. Rating: - A fun gameA very difficult game to get. I got it from the Ebay. The graphics is good and actions are well planned. It is really nice game. Rating:  - first bad experiance on amazonI ordered call of duty 4 thinking I was going to get it but all I got was a copy of the the single player game only, this made me mad this was wrong. don't buy anything from sgtdvd. Rating:  - overratedBy no means is Call of Duty 4 a bad game, but there are large numbers of small and medium things that can ruin the experience. Call of Duty 4's feel of realism is quickly lost when you first notice that the helicopters used to ferry in the copious number of enemies are invincible- in several plot related sections you are forced to shoot them down with RPGs, but outside of those areas, they take no damage from being shot with high powered weapons. The same is true with certain enemies in other sequences- in particular, there is a section of the game where you ride on the back of a truck and shoot other trucks full of enemies, but the truck and the driver are both invulnerable, ruining the sequence for someone who is used to GTA San Andreas' style of being able to shoot drivers, as well as the wheels of their cars. Another complaint is the number of enemies that will infinitely spawn until you force your way forwards- your teammates will be happy to sit in one place, killing a single enemy every couple minutes, while they pour out of the woodwork until you step past a specific point, or go to the point that they are spawning at. The game relies entirely on just spamming an infinite number of enemies at you until you force your way through. Which brings up the Team AI- there essentially is none. Your people will sit in one place forever until you move forward, killing about 1 in the time period it takes 5 to spawn. AI allies are completely useless, and you instantly fail if you accidentally shoot anyone related to the plot. The last real issue is that there are some guns that are essentially useless- in particular the belt-fed machine guns, which take more time to reload than it takes to root around for another one to pick up. To this day I have not been able to get multiplayer functioning due to the finicky Punkbuster anti-cheating system, which has a habit of kicking you from a game at the drop of a hat, and can cause serious issues with your computer. All in all, despite it's flaws, Call of Duty 4 is a fun game- there is a fairly realistic sniper mission where you creep around in a ghillie suit, the graphics are quite good, and you can feel yourself getting attached to some of other members of your team. It certainly isn't the second coming, but it's a good game if you have nothing else to play. Rating:  - Amazing...I just got this game. The second i got on i was enjoying it. The singleplayer is very short, it should take you about 7-8 hours to complete the whole campaign. Although it is short it is intresting and suprisingly realistic. In the Campaign you will play as a british soldier and a american marine. The multiplayer is the best part of the game. It is fun, exciting and very addictive, and just to make it that much better they put in ranks for your character. After every match you play online you shall earn expierience points. These points are recorded and once you get to a certain point of points you advance a rank... in other words: very fun. Now to where we lose that star...if you are playing online and have a bad connection it shall keep you going and it can get very frustrating if you're on the middle of a hot battlescene. If i could i would rate it 4 and a 1/2 but that is not allowed, because half of the fault goes to you... you're the one with the bad connection. Great Game
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