I'm aware that MW2 threads have been done to death lately but most of them have been angry PC gamers speculating over how this one game represents the ruin of their ways (not literally but you get my point, most of said threads have been centred around people's nit picking of what's been left out rather than the game itself).
I bought it earlier today (for the Xbox) and have played it for a few hours (both single player and online).
My initial thoughts? I'm impressed.
So far it's been a pretty good game, I've shot people, I've been shot at by people, I've been reminded that British SAS members are by far the most dangerous badasses the world has ever known and I've had a good time doing it.
The infinately respawning enemies did get annoying (along with their unhealthy obsession with chucking grenades at me) and multiplayer is still plagued with campers and balance issues like it's predacessor, these things keep it from being a masterful example of how a game should be but weren't big enough concerns to keep me from liking the game overall.
By no means am I expectimg many people to agree with my view but I would like to say one thing, PC gamers have placed this game under scrutny for missing out a few of their favorite things (which essentially makes it a direct twin of the console version in effect) and yet I (on the allegedly 'stripped down' version of the game) still managed to have a great time playing, what's keeping everyone else from doing the same?
I bought it earlier today (for the Xbox) and have played it for a few hours (both single player and online).
My initial thoughts? I'm impressed.
So far it's been a pretty good game, I've shot people, I've been shot at by people, I've been reminded that British SAS members are by far the most dangerous badasses the world has ever known and I've had a good time doing it.
The infinately respawning enemies did get annoying (along with their unhealthy obsession with chucking grenades at me) and multiplayer is still plagued with campers and balance issues like it's predacessor, these things keep it from being a masterful example of how a game should be but weren't big enough concerns to keep me from liking the game overall.
By no means am I expectimg many people to agree with my view but I would like to say one thing, PC gamers have placed this game under scrutny for missing out a few of their favorite things (which essentially makes it a direct twin of the console version in effect) and yet I (on the allegedly 'stripped down' version of the game) still managed to have a great time playing, what's keeping everyone else from doing the same?