Call of Duty (PC)

I could not live without cod,my personal favourite is cod4 however they are all brilliant.

Can't wait for the next one out!!!

it was a brilliant game, where it is as fast or slow as you want. From the speed of the common soldier, charging with rifle to the sniper who can be slow and deadly and also make the battle harder for the enemy... enjoyed internet best two missions to be in. Modern weapon in the map of Dawnville or the missions in capture the flag with the map of Foy.

Call of Duty is a brilliant PC game! It has brilliant graphics, and you can never get fed up with it, as there is are excellent multiplayer online modes. Great storyline as well. It is occasionally jumpy gameplay, but it's very rare. Well worth buying. I would definitely recommend.

Call of Duty Tip: Buy this game, if you don't own it you have no idea what your missing. It's amazing graphics, tremendous sound and great game play will keep you occupied for months and months or maybe years.

Call of Duty is the best WWII first person shooter ever made. It beats Medal of Honour hands down with superior graphics, excellent weapon balance and great artificial intelligence from your comrades.

You get to play Call of Duty in 3 episodes, through the eyes of a British, Russian and American soldier. Each chapter is markedly different as you get to use weapons specific to that army and take part in county-specific weapons (such as defending Stalingrad as a Russian). The firefights can get very tense, and because enemy intelligence is so good, they can become a test of nerve - who will pop out first to take a shot?! On a high end machine, Call of Duty looks very nice, and although there is no light-sourcing, the levels have been coloured well and textures are very sharp and realistic. Incidental music is well played, and the tank missions are excellent (could quite easliy have been used as game in their own right). Call of Duty is a worthy shoot'em up and anyone with a decent enough PC should own it.

Call of Duty is a very good game. However I noticed that it likes to spoof other war films and put you in that role. For example the Russian part of the game is entirely based around "Enemy at the gates" and the American part is based on the "Band of Brothers series". However this does not put you off too much.

It is a typical first person shooter game, very similar to Medal of Honor, but with better graphics and of course the squad fighting part.

This is what seperates Medal of Honor and Call of Duty apart. You are no longer expected to be dumped in a mission with 2 people maximum and fight whole squads of enemies, no. You know fight along side a squad of your own and can rely on their help.

As well as this there are some great historical moments, like the taking of Pegasus bridge and the taking of Berlin and the Reichstag as the Russians.

All in all a great game if a little too short.

With broadband Call of Duty is simply stunning for online gaming. Even at nearly 40 I just love it and I don't play many games nowadays. No idea what the single player option is like - never played it.

Call of Duty is a good old FPS (first person shooter). It could be considered as similar to the Medal of Honour Games. However, I believe Call of Duty is one of the BEST games I have ever played because you actually FEEL like you're fighting in a war. The only way the developers could make this game any more real would be to put a "scratch and sniff" pad in the box. But really.... You start as an infantryman in the American army. After being parachuted down into France you begin your mission. Then after setting up the relay becon, 20 other American men physically drop from the sky and start shooting anything that moves. You have to work as a team. If you have five guys at the start and you let 3 die early on, you will get slaughtered later in the game when you have to ambush an enemy tank. Then you switch to a Russian soldier, and work your way up through the ranks as a Russian sniper. Then you switch back to the American soldier except you have to work alongside the British. This must be the only game which doesn't glorify war. Your teammates get killed. and they stay killed. What's annoying is how short the game is. However, if you can afford to fork over another £20 and buy the expansion pack, it's well worth it. Oh, and the online play! It is amazing. Possibly the best part of the whole game. Fight alongside up to 25 other men against the opposition in huge 50 man battles, or simply go for a more tactical game with five-aside. There are lots of different modes and the server is safe and easy to use. Broadband is reccomended.

Overall, I think this is the best game I have ever played. Worth every penny.

Call of Duty is a fantastic, though short game. You fight in various authentic locations but for me the best were Bastogne with the U.S. airborne, the Parachute Regiment at Pegasus bridge and at Stalingrad with the Russians, truly Epic battles. You get a sense of occasion, particularly at Stalingrad where you are given ammunition and no rifle and told you will be shot if you step backwards. You eventually pick up a rifle from a fallen comrade. I was killed many times trying to get up to the city. If you set this game to the hardest setting it is much more challenging but still the game is too short. There are a few little niggles with programming and military authenticity but not enough to spoil the fun.

Watched Enemy at the gate? Liked it? Then you will LOVE Call of Duty! Possibly the only FPS to recruit you in the Russian army, as well as the American and English! The Multiplayer is insane! Although your computer must be competent enough you run it, and broadband is strongly advised, this game will have you hooked! Choose what weapon you want, then your launched into an intense battlefield with up to 50 other human players running around! This game is perfect, the most realistic, AND historically accurate game your gunna get! Last thing I heard it was Game Of The Year....