Activision epic reaches global milestone in just two months Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has crossed the $1 billion mark in retail sales worldwide since its launch in November, according to internal Activision estimates.... read more
After the disappointment of mw2, and the greediness of Activision. They're not getting another penny out of me for another rehash of the same game again.
Lets see you use the profits to bring us this Sci Fi shooter you've been talking about for a while now. _________________ Gaming since 1992. God do I feel old.
Bravo Bobby & Co....*slow, sarcastic clapping* May you choke on your ill-gotten riches. That is all. _________________ "Unfounded optimism is no worse than relentless pessimism."
It's interesting to see how quickly game sales slow down in comparison to film revenue. All of the industry gloating surrounding MW2's speedy sales masked the fact that once the launch weekend is out of the way, there's always a sharp decline. We don't see anything like a decline of this nature with Blockbuster films.
It's interesting to see how quickly game sales slow down in comparison to film revenue. All of the industry gloating surrounding MW2's speedy sales masked the fact that once the launch weekend is out of the way, there's always a sharp decline. We don't see anything like a decline of this nature with Blockbuster films.
Aye, that thought crossed my mind as well. _________________ "Unfounded optimism is no worse than relentless pessimism."
the way you get shot instantly after breaking cover on hard difficulties is shit.
dont think the bullets are even coming from baddies guns. they are planted, magically homing in to you.
its like the enemies are psychic and fire one off on target, right before you pop your head out.
i'd like something a bit more realistic, MUCH less bullets flying everywhere. only creates a hectic feeling for fools. just creates a feeling that they are bad coders to me.
should be harder to get shot but bullets do more damage depending on where they land and the enemies dont know where you are unless they see you... instead of you pointlessly getting hit all the time and the constant red blurry screen with you scarpering to cover and regenerating.
that tactic lets you do whatever you want without thinking.
its crap. i want every bullet accounted for. put the processor to good use instead of this existing cheesy system.
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I hope the new developer tries to include new elements rather than just update and polish them up a bit, like MW2. If rumours are to be believed, IW will make a Sci-Fi FPS away from Activision, and a new developer will take over for MW3. _________________ Modern Warfare 2 - 10.11.09
It's interesting to see how quickly game sales slow down in comparison to film revenue. All of the industry gloating surrounding MW2's speedy sales masked the fact that once the launch weekend is out of the way, there's always a sharp decline. We don't see anything like a decline of this nature with Blockbuster films
Nice words, but simple fact is you don't pay 40 pounds for a movie ticket now do you?
Considering that the masses made CoD what it is, Activision/IW should be rewarding us with free DLC or something. Seriously it would do well and have your faithful CoD MW players awaiting your next game with open arms.
But my brain says that Activision will just remain as greedy as ever and not give a rats ass about consumers and continue to line their pockets. Good game, incredibly fun multiplayer but shipped with out of balance weapons for people with high level ranks double handing a shotgun with the range of a sniper rifle and immense power is stupid as hell. Get your heads straight IW.
the way you get shot instantly after breaking cover on hard difficulties is shit.
dont think the bullets are even coming from baddies guns. they are planted, magically homing in to you.
its like the enemies are psychic and fire one off on target, right before you pop your head out.
i'd like something a bit more realistic, MUCH less bullets flying everywhere. only creates a hectic feeling for fools. just creates a feeling that they are bad coders to me.
should be harder to get shot but bullets do more damage depending on where they land and the enemies dont know where you are unless they see you... instead of you pointlessly getting hit all the time and the constant red blurry screen with you scarpering to cover and regenerating.
that tactic lets you do whatever you want without thinking.
its crap. i want every bullet accounted for. put the processor to good use instead of this existing cheesy system.
It won't look as pretty, but if you find a "CS:Source" server without anyone using hacks that is precisely the sort of game play you get (providing you don't join one of the zombie mod servers). _________________ "Unfounded optimism is no worse than relentless pessimism."
It's interesting to see how quickly game sales slow down in comparison to film revenue. All of the industry gloating surrounding MW2's speedy sales masked the fact that once the launch weekend is out of the way, there's always a sharp decline. We don't see anything like a decline of this nature with Blockbuster films
Nice words, but simple fact is you don't pay 40 pounds for a movie ticket now do you?
Considering that the masses made CoD what it is, Activision/IW should be rewarding us with free DLC or something. Seriously it would do well and have your faithful CoD MW players awaiting your next game with open arms.
But my brain says that Activision will just remain as greedy as ever and not give a rats ass about consumers and continue to line their pockets. Good game, incredibly fun multiplayer but shipped with out of balance weapons for people with high level ranks double handing a shotgun with the range of a sniper rifle and immense power is stupid as hell. Get your heads straight IW.
Considering the 6-7 hours of game play the single player campaign of "MW2" offers it is all the more reason not to pay the RRP! You get more value from most movie tickets.
Before anyone mentions the multiplayer campaign, I'll point out that for all intents and purposes it might as well be a broken part of the game for PC gamers. Setting multiplayer gaming technology 15 years back is not something to be proud of nor should it be rewarded financially, IMO. _________________ "Unfounded optimism is no worse than relentless pessimism."
the way you get shot instantly after breaking cover on hard difficulties is shit.
dont think the bullets are even coming from baddies guns. they are planted, magically homing in to you.
its like the enemies are psychic and fire one off on target, right before you pop your head out.
i'd like something a bit more realistic, MUCH less bullets flying everywhere. only creates a hectic feeling for fools. just creates a feeling that they are bad coders to me.
should be harder to get shot but bullets do more damage depending on where they land and the enemies dont know where you are unless they see you... instead of you pointlessly getting hit all the time and the constant red blurry screen with you scarpering to cover and regenerating.
that tactic lets you do whatever you want without thinking.
its crap. i want every bullet accounted for. put the processor to good use instead of this existing cheesy system.
Agreed. The market level was the worst example of that. There is absolutely no way that there were bullets travelling from AIs to me. Some of them were, but certainly not all could be accounted for.
Even ones that I could see where the shooting was coming from, a lot of the time the bullets would have had to travel through geometry for them to hit me. At one point, I kept getting shot but couldn't see the guy, looked up and the bullets were being fired through a metal catwalk as if it were fresh air.
And the fact that they would always turn to look at you, regardless of the direction they were looking or who else in your squad they were shooting at was just poor AI. Glorified shooting gallery IMO. _________________ XBL: aLTiTuDe
PSN: altitude2k
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Considering the 6-7 hours of game play the single player campaign of "MW2" offers it is all the more reason not to pay the RRP! You get more value from most movie tickets.
Before anyone mentions the multiplayer campaign, I'll point out that for all intents and purposes it might as well be a broken part of the game for PC gamers. Setting multiplayer gaming technology 15 years back is not something to be proud of nor should it be rewarded financially, IMO.
IW never touted the games single player, they just said it will offer some thrills. They touted Multi-player, that's all. I played SP once in both the MW games, it adds nothing to multiplayer so I never saw the point of playing it more than once.
What multiplayer campaign? There is no such thing in MW2. Just Spec-Ops and Multiplayer Deathmatches, I have a huge problem with that match making crap though, but that neither here nor there, I can find a decent game most of the time and enjoy myself. I'm not sure whose idea it was to remove dedicated servers but I'm guessing it's a way to be cheap. I get my enjoyment out of the game, don't think I'll be buying anything else concerning the game though I think the extra maps could have been released with the game, just an excuse to get more money.
the way you get shot instantly after breaking cover on hard difficulties is shit.
dont think the bullets are even coming from baddies guns. they are planted, magically homing in to you.
its like the enemies are psychic and fire one off on target, right before you pop your head out.
i'd like something a bit more realistic, MUCH less bullets flying everywhere. only creates a hectic feeling for fools. just creates a feeling that they are bad coders to me.
should be harder to get shot but bullets do more damage depending on where they land and the enemies dont know where you are unless they see you... instead of you pointlessly getting hit all the time and the constant red blurry screen with you scarpering to cover and regenerating.
that tactic lets you do whatever you want without thinking.
its crap. i want every bullet accounted for. put the processor to good use instead of this existing cheesy system.
Agreed. The market level was the worst example of that. There is absolutely no way that there were bullets travelling from AIs to me. Some of them were, but certainly not all could be accounted for.
Even ones that I could see where the shooting was coming from, a lot of the time the bullets would have had to travel through geometry for them to hit me. At one point, I kept getting shot but couldn't see the guy, looked up and the bullets were being fired through a metal catwalk as if it were fresh air.
And the fact that they would always turn to look at you, regardless of the direction they were looking or who else in your squad they were shooting at was just poor AI. Glorified shooting gallery IMO.
I have said this for the last few games. I completed the MW2 campaign on Veteran but the number of times you get shot without any visible enemy on screen is untrue. More to the point, you can have one enemy on screen and two or three grenades spawn right under your feet. You never actually see any grenades thrown, they just spawn right at your feet.
I'd rather watch those movies than play this. And yes, its stupid to compare a game costing �40+ to the price of a cinema ticket. Those movie revenues are just from the cinema as well and don't include DVD and BR sales.
At the same time, there are other games that have sold more and generated less revenue, no? NSMB Wii must be close in terms of sales, yet it won't have made as much money simply cos it doesn't cost as much
Cacktivision really do piss me off with all their willy waving. The only thing that can be considered impressive here is that they've made so much money from a cack game (not being a good thing though obviously)
Considering the 6-7 hours of game play the single player campaign of "MW2" offers it is all the more reason not to pay the RRP! You get more value from most movie tickets.
Before anyone mentions the multiplayer campaign, I'll point out that for all intents and purposes it might as well be a broken part of the game for PC gamers. Setting multiplayer gaming technology 15 years back is not something to be proud of nor should it be rewarded financially, IMO.
IW never touted the games single player, they just said it will offer some thrills. They touted Multi-player, that's all. I played SP once in both the MW games, it adds nothing to multiplayer so I never saw the point of playing it more than once.
What multiplayer campaign? There is no such thing in MW2. Just Spec-Ops and Multiplayer Deathmatches, I have a huge problem with that match making crap though, but that neither here nor there, I can find a decent game most of the time and enjoy myself. I'm not sure whose idea it was to remove dedicated servers but I'm guessing it's a way to be cheap. I get my enjoyment out of the game, don't think I'll be buying anything else concerning the game though I think the extra maps could have been released with the game, just an excuse to get more money.
Agreed on the highlighted part. _________________ "Unfounded optimism is no worse than relentless pessimism."
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