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Call of Duty 4

Call Of Duty 4 is moving away from the World War II era! It has a real good look to it.I really love this game as i'm a big fan of the Call of Duty series anyway. Call of Duty 4 moves into the modern battlefield, Armed with an arsenal of advanced and powerful modern day firepower, players are transported to treacherous hotspots around the globe to take on a rogue enemy group threatening the world. Everything we’ve always loved about Call of Duty is immediately present – the way your character moves, the weapon feel, the advantages and disadvantages to firing from the hip. As both a U.S Marine and British S.A.S. soldier fighting through an unfolding story full of twists and turns, players use superior firepower and coordinated land and air strikes on a battlefield where speed, accuracy and communication are essential to victory. This epic title also delivers an added depth of multiplayer action providing online fans an all-new community of addictive and customizable gameplay. All of us at UberShooter.com can't get enough of this great game you got to check it out...

Call of Duty 5 - World at War

I know what you guys are thinking and the answer is yes, I did write a review already on this game but please remember that was before it was released. Now that I own this great addition to the CoD series I can honestly tell you it's AWESOME in a word, I'm so happy that Treyarch delivered on it's promise.

Gamers aren't a very open minded bunch it seems. From the moment Activision announced that Treyarch, the development studio behind Call of Duty 3, was working on Call of Duty: World at War the game couldn't get a break. Whatever the press saw and reported on in a positive light was spun so much it seemed as though the game was going to fail no matter what. Gamers had spoken (at least those that post on internet forums) and they wanted Infinity Ward or nothing. Thankfully Treyarch clearly felt it had something to prove, with CoD: World at War managing to escape from CoD4's shadow and dazzle us with the most action packed and intense WWII shooter to date.

The move back to WWII after the stunning CoD4: Modern Combat disappointed a lot of fans. Many thought the series was taking a step backwards, and you might think you've had enough of the World War II genre, but give it a chance to show you what it's got and World at War will convince you otherwise. With two concurrent campaigns (one with you fighting for the Russians against the Nazis and another with you as a US soldier fighting against the Japanese) as action packed as this you'll barely have time to blink, let alone breathe. Over the course of a non-stop six-hour game (longer if you play on one of the harder difficulty settings) you'll trawl through swamps, struggle to stay alive during a night-time beach-side attack, burn the enemy in huge open fields, gun down attack boats while high above the ocean in the gunner seat of a plane, crawl through a burning building, and pick off enemies one by one in a dimly lit railway station.

Treyarch's audio department deserves some credit too, for what is at times a rousing musical score that fits the relentless action to a tee. A lot has been made about the A-list Hollywood voice acting, in the shape of Kiefer Sutherland and Gary Oldman, and they perform exceedingly well. We're not entirely sure Oldman was needed to voice a Russian (if you didn't know you'd have no idea it was him), but it's nice to have him in all the same.
So with all said you guys have no excuse but to go out and get yourself a copy of this great game...