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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Reviews
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about 1 month ago
I’ve divided the following review into sections, based on the type of gameplay from Modern Warfare 2:
Single-Player Campaign:
Pros:
1) Action: The single-player campaign from Modern Warfare 2 is one of the most intense, white-knuckle, action-packed campaigns of any video game I have played EVER. The story is relatively good, and, except for one or two points (mentioned in cons), flows reasonably well. The missions themselves are adventures that will blow your mind. I don’t want to spoil anything for prospective players, but as seen in the multiple trailers that preceded the game itself, snowmobiles, silenced snipers, heartbeat sensors, and steering television-guided missiles are among the many amazing things that come in this package. I have played the entire campaign through twice since the game’s release midnight on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 – the first time on regular difficulty and a second time on veteran difficulty – and it definitely did not get old in between. Imagine a blockbuster action cinematic – but you’re the hero.
2) Challenge: The single-player campaign from Modern Warfare 2 is very challenging, more so than that from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Some might see this as a con, but I deem it otherwise. I would say that playing the campaign on regular is approximately equivalent to playing COD4′s campaign on hardened. Regular to hardened represents a reasonable level of difficulty; veteran, however (and speaking from experience for the entire campaign) is, at some points, nigh impossible, and I’m NOT exaggerating. On two or three missions there were certain points where I died probably about two dozen times before managing to fight past the enemies or figure out a way to evade them. This, however frustrating, makes for all-the-greater amount of satisfaction when you beat the level, though.
Cons:
1) Storyline: Although the storyline flows reasonably well for the most part, there are one or two crucial turning points in the campaign that, simply put, just don’t make too much sense to me. This is kind of jarring to a player who places emphasis on believability and cohesiveness. However, the fun of the campaign is damaged only slightly by this.
Campaign Overall Rankings:
Story: 3.5 stars
Action: 5 stars
Variety: 5 stars
Challenge: 5 stars
Replay Value: 4 stars
Overall: 4.5 stars
Special Ops Missions:
Background Info:
The special ops missions are additional content missions that, for the most part, resemble campaign missions from either Modern Warfare 2′s single-player campaign or, on occasion, from that of Call of Duty 4. You can play the missions solo or with a friend on split screen or over Xbox Live, etc. The ops are divided into 5 categories of difficulty, Alpha through Echo. You unlock the higher levels by earning certain amounts of “stars” in the spec-ops missions. For most missions, the number of stars you earn (1-3) depends on the difficulty of the mission that you set (Regular-Veteran). There are 69 possible stars total, which means there are 23 spec-ops missions. I have unlocked all levels through Delta so far, and each has 5 missions, which presumably means that Echo category has only 3, albeit they are surely very challenging.
Pros:
1) Action: Spec-ops missions have several different determinants when determining how much action is in a given mission. Among these determinants are the mission type (more on that in just a second), difficulty, and playstyle. Some missions are definitely run-and-gun, others you will need to rely on stealth, and some the choice is really up to you. Personally, I like the ability to determine how to play a mission to some degree.
2) Variety: The Modern Warfare 2 Spec-ops missions have a lot to offer in terms of different playstyles and objectives. Each mission is categorized based on how it plays in general. Examples of categories include stealth, wave defense, race, assault, and timed assault. The environments also vary a lot, just like that in the campaign, which many of the environments are based off of. So, if you love sniping Ultranationalist dog patrols in the snow, there’s something for you; same story if you want to run-and-gun through a marketplace in Rio de Janeiro defusing bombs before the clock runs out.
3) Challenge: Once again, Modern Warfare 2 comes up challenging, and once again I state this as a pro. Although there are slight variations based on the individual missions, the difficulty you set can make a huge difference. I have played through all of the Alpha and Bravo missions on veteran difficulty and the decisions a player makes, as well as how you work with your teammate in split-screen or online co-op, can make a huge difference. Players will also be forced to use good judgment, such as in the stealth missions when they decide whether they should engage or try to sneak past.
Cons:
I really can’t think of anything I would genuinely change about the Spec-ops mode. The only thing I can think of that frustrates me is that I definitely pay for my mistakes on the harder difficulties – but that’s to be expected, right?
Special Ops Overall Rankings:
Story: N/A
Action: 5 stars
Variety: 5 stars
Challenge: 5 stars
Replay Value: 4 stars
Overall: 5 stars
Multiplayer:
Pros:
1) Maps: For the most part, the maps in Modern Warfare 2′s multiplayer mode are very well-done. Most of them are larger than those in Call of Duty 4, although there are still some nice small ones like Rust that can be fun with as few as 2-6 people. The main thing I notice about the maps is the vast increase in dynamics. Nearly all the maps have many routes from point A to point B, whether that be across a street, along some back alleys, underneath in a tunnel, or over the rooftops. The environments themselves are quite interesting, and the graphics are, of course, exemplary. All the gametypes I have played (mainly Team Deathmatch, Sabotage, and Capture the Flag) work well in terms of where players start, where they spawn, and how they can approach the game.
2) Equipment: The sheer amount of STUFF you can acquire in Modern Warfare 2′s leveling-up system will blow your mind. While the number of weapons is increased about a third to a half again that of Call of Duty 4 – with additions of new firearms, some of which replace others that have been removed, as well as a number of new equipment and sidearm options – the number of ways to customize said weapons has at least doubled. Whereas in COD4 one could only put one of three equipment attachments on a given weapon (four if you count the grenade launcher, the others being silencer, red-dot sight, and ACOG scope), there are at least 6 for pretty much every gun in Modern Warfare 2. Examples of new attachments include the heartbeat sensor, extended magazines, full-metal jacketed bullets, underslung shotgun, and holographic sight. This variety provides tons of fun when unlocking new attachments by completing challenges and experimenting with different customizations. On top of this, with the bling perk, one can put two attachments on the same weapon, allowing even greater possibilities when building your loadout with the class customization tool.
3) Other Variety: Some other aspects of multiplayer have also been expanded on in Modern Warfare 2 from Call of Duty 4. Some that bear particular mention include the killstreak bonuses, perks, and game modes.
A) Killstreaks: Whereas in COD4 there were three killstreak bonuses (UAV radar, Airstrike, and Attack Helicopter, given at 3, 5, and 7 kill streaks respectively), there are 15 in Modern Warfare 2. Some examples of new ones are predator missile strike, stealth bomber run, AC130, EMP, and (the one that scares me the most) Tactical Nuke, the description for which simply says “End the game with a bang.” However, you don’t gain them all at once (that would turn games into ridiculous streak-fests). Instead, at certain levels you are able to unlock another killstreak bonus, having started out with UAV, a new bonus called Care Package, and Predator Missile strike. Once a player has more than three bonuses unlocked, the player can choose, at any time prior to any game, which three to have active.
B) Perks: Perks, for those not familiar, are selected bonuses or abilities that a player selects as part of their class when playing multiplayer. There are several new perks in the game that confer interesting and useful, but not overpowered, abilities. Additionally, prolonged use of a perk now eventually allows the achievement and use of a “pro” version of the perk, that gives an additional bonus. A few examples of this are the Bling and Stopping Power perks. Bling “Pro” allows a player to extend the bonus of Bling (two attachments on primary weapon) to the player’s secondary weapon or sidearm. Stopping Power “Pro” gives the player an additional damage bonus against vehicles.
C) Game Modes: I am very happy that there are a few new game modes in Modern Warfare 2, particularly with the inclusion of an all-time favorite, Capture the Flag. Other new additions include a gametype called demolition and several traditional game types that are played in third-person mode, similar to Gears of War.
4) Volume: Whereas Call of Duty 4 had 55 levels in any given progression, Modern Warfare 2 has 70. Add that to 14 different online playlists and 16 starting maps (and Activision has announced at least 2 DLC map packs will be on the way), there is a great deal of replay value in Modern Warfare 2′s multiplayer.
Cons:
1) Party Chat: It’s in practically every review, I know, but I should include it anyways: most playlists in Modern Warfare 2 (all except Mercenary Team Deathmatch, Free-for-All, Ground War, 3rd Person Teams, and 3rd Person Cage Match) require you to be in game chat mode – no talking to friends who aren’t in the game over a separate party. This isn’t an extremely big problem in my opinion, but it can be slightly annoying, especially if there is someone else in the game who is being annoying. However, you always have the option of muting particular players. If you really wanted to, you could just mute everyone in the playlist except your friends, unless they’re not playing with you.
2) Particular Maps: This is a purely subjective con, but I’ll throw it in here anyway. One or two (and only one or two) of the multiplayer maps are not very well built for gameplay, in my opinion. If you buy the game, I personally would advise trying to avoid Wasteland, but maybe that’s just me. For the most part, nearly all the maps are quite fun.
Neutral Comments:
This is a section where I’ll mention just a few of the differences between Call of Duty 4 and Modern Warfare 2 that don’t fall into pro or con in my opinion.
1) Death: Simply put, you die easier in Modern Warfare 2. Whether this is a move to reflect realism, a “consequence” of more advanced firearms, or just a change Infinity Ward happened to make, it is a reality. It took me an hour or so to get used to it, but it’s just part of the game, and it’s the same for everybody playing. I don’t think this is a positive or negative change.
Multiplayer Overall Rankings:
Story: N/A
Action: 4.5 stars
Variety: 5 stars
Challenge: N/A (depends on other players)
Replay Value: 5 stars
Overall: 5 stars
Total Game Overall Rankings:
Story: 3.5 stars
Action: 4.8 stars
Variety: 5 stars
Challenge: 5 stars
Replay Value: 4.3 stars
Overall: 4.8 stars
Would I recommend this game to a friend?: YES
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
about 1 month ago
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
I guess I should first point out that I do not play online. I’ll also point out that I’m not a diehard gamer and am 62 years old. Yes, some of us oldsters dabble about with gaming also! Given the fact that it seems to be an inherent nature of children having a knack, as it were, to working their collective way about with computers and playing video games with ease this only emphasizes my issues with MW2.
With that said, after all of the hype that I read on this game and it being voted as “Game of the Year” I was extremely disappointed! If you only plan on playing this game by yourself I would strongly suggest that you rent it. No worry about a late rental fee as you’ll more than likely have it returned within only a few hours as that’s about how long it takes to complete this game! As I pointed out, if I can complete this game in about three hours actual playing time (if that) I can well imagine that a teen/child will go through it in even less time! As to a child playing this game I’ll comment on that later as they should definitely NOT!
It could very well be that the game designers were not all that concerned about the single player mode and were more focused about on line and co-op gaming. If that is the case they certainly achieved it as to totally ignoring the single player mode and leave you sitting there saying to yourself; “What…it’s over already!” There are several contributing factors to the short game play aside from the overall shortness of the game script in itself. I’ll try to make a comparison here if I may. I recently finished playing MOH Airborne and I thoroughly enjoyed it and am looking forward to playing it again and….again! It challenged you as to watching your health and ammo. Granted, it had check points when you achieved an objective but they were few and far in between and if by chance you were killed (which happens quite often) you had to start all over again. Such is not the case with MW2. Check points are more than abundant. If you get killed….no problem. You’ll more than likely start out from where you left at. If you get seriously injured there is no need to worry about finding any health packs as none are needed. You just simply take cover and within seconds your health is fully restored. Did you run out of ammo? Hey, again no need to worry! The place is littered with other weapons and all you have to do is pick one up and continue! Now I ask you….just where is the challenge? There is a very simple answer to that as there is none! Ergo… the game is over before you realize it! I have absolutely no idea if there are cheat codes available for this game albeit I could never for the life of me understand why one would want to cheat on any game in the first place. If however there are cheat codes available for MW2 I really can’t see any need for them whatsoever. Of course that is unless you wish to complete this game from start to finish during the half time break of a football game!
I will however give this game two thumbs up for its fantastic graphics, sound and depth of texture. I imagine I should have first played the first MW game as I had absolutely no idea why I was fighting and at times who I was fighting! Obviously a world war going on ( with the Russians?) The game simply started out by saying: “Five years later”. OK…I’ll give the game that, and as stated, I’m ignorant as to what the premise of this game is and I’ll probably have to check out the first one so I can understand where this one picks up. I found myself playing more than one character (something I personally do not care for) and being shuffled about from one country to another to fight intense battles (but yet oh so easy) and never actually comprehending why I was there except for being given some objective shouted out at me constantly over and over and over again. Yeah…I heard you the first time now for the love of God, shut up already!
Now, a strong warning to parents here. I’m fully aware that this game has a rating of M (17+) and well deserved. I realize that children will however play games with such ratings and be that as it may, but there is one VERY disturbing sequence in this game which is TOTALLY uncalled for no matter what excuses the developers give for including it. There is one sequence where you are called upon to infiltrate an arms dealer. While being undercover you are brought to an airport and called upon to indiscriminately slaughter all of the passengers at the terminal with the other terrorists! One very disturbing scene was of a man crawling for safety while leaving a trail of blood! Luckily the designers left out any scenes of children at the airport. How very considerate of them! Granted, there is a warning that this sequence might possibly be disturbing to some (really!) and can be passed by without having any effect on the outcome of the game. If one is NOT disturbed by this sequence….???!!! I ask you then, why include it? Simply to satisfy the sick mind of the designers? Do you for one moment actually think that a child will read the warning and then decide to bypass this scenario? I think not.
Bottom line is that if you’re mature enough MW2 lives up to its hype as for graphics but save your money if you plan to play this as a standalone and simply rent it if you can. It seems as though this game is strictly designed for those who wish to play co-op or online. In my opinion it leaves the person who wished only to play it alone will leave him wondering what happened to the length of the game and wanting his money back!
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
about 1 month ago
While I enjoyed Modern Warfare 2 as most of the reviewers did, I didn’t feel there was enough content on the coop and single player side of the house to keep me playing this game for more than 10 hours.
The single player storyline was intense, gruesome, and outlandishly brilliant, but short. I found it disappointing I beat a game on normal mode the day after I picked it up. The veteran difficulty modes were ludicrously hard to master, and it was frustrating to spend 30 minutes getting past one area only to immediately get killed in the next part. It’s more about memorization of the spawns and how quickly you can aim for the head before they shoot you.
I thought the spec ops portion of the game was great. I was a bit disappointed I couldn’t invite anyone to play with only friends, but when I did get a friend on we had a lot of fun with the missions.
I’ve never liked the mulitplayer on the call of duty series. It’s very twitch gameplay, and by the time I started getting into the multiplayer, all my competition was already maxed out in points and perks, leaving me to play at a disadvantage. The perks system for upgraded weapons was also a paper-thin RPG-like leveling system, which really only rewards your time played rather than your skill. Like any shooter, if you don’t memorize the maps and constantly practice, expect to get very frustrated. The 360 community is also very chatty on the headsets, whistling and talking trash / death threats (Yes, xbox live is full of those unfortunately). It didn’t help the frustration level.
With all the hype MW2 drew, this game is way too short to say it was great. It had great advertising and marketing, but it’s still a niche game for FPS gurus at its core. There’s no real immersion throughout the campaign. The only thing you’re paying for are the maps in the multiplayer. And you still can’t play with more than one person on the screen in the multiplayer, making the game a very solo affair. If you’re not into shooters that much, this game loses its flavor after you watch the ending.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
about 1 month ago
It’s still Call of Duty, but the campaign is just ridiculously short and lame, which leaves the co-op and challenge missions to carry the game — which they try to do, but ultimately can’t. Look, you can get the original Modern Warfare for half the price of Modern Warfare 2, and it has a better, longer, more balanced campaign and the same awesome online component. Buy the original game and put the money saved towards something more worthy. NOTE: I took one star off the game due to the fact that holding a pistol off to the side like an idiot in a rap video doesn’t belong anywhere NEAR a Call of Duty game. In retrospect, I should have taken off another star simply for the wasted inclusion of the “No Russian” level, which serves absolutely zero narrative purpose and is about as fun to play as stool sample is to take. They should’ve just called this game Call of Duty: Wal-Mart Edition, because it’s the same trashy crowd who shops at Wal-Mart and thinks pro wrestling is real who will think this is a great game. In truth, it’s a really poor version of a really great game from a few years ago. Also, Veteran is EASY, and there’s nothing in the game that approaches the satisfaction level that beating “Mile High Club” on Veteran in the first Modern Warfare did. This is a very phoned in, cash grab of a sequel, and honestly not what I expected at all. Disappointing on all fronts, save for audio and visually. Caveat emptor.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
about 1 month ago
Not going to waste time repeating what is already written in other reviews so I’ll just say MW2 should be a definite buy for most. Could have been better, but definitely worth adding to your game library. I’m sure by now you’ve read the pro’s and con’s and for the most part they are all true to some degree.
An example is that “online rocks!”, which is partially true, WHEN matchmaking puts you in a good room with a map you like. The matchmaking system is so random and inconsistent that it blows to me, so it’s only fun for me some of the time.
For something as simple as what map I want to play I have to make a private game, which only friends can join. So you are OFTEN placed in 1 out of 5 or 6 maps that blows, and it will sometimes keep playing the same sorry map back to back. not fun.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
about 1 month ago
Ok, short story about what happened to me…. Saturday, before MW2 came out, my Falcon Elite displayed an E74 error message. My falcon had been “repaired” before due to RROD. So as you all can understand, I was pretty pissed off. Anyway, since amazon claimed this bundle was the “newest” version (newest chip), I decided to take the plunge and get it. My Falcon will be back from Microsoft next week and I plan to sell it, now that I have the MW2 console.
Anyway, so far, this bundle is the “newest version” and a must buy IMO, why? it comes with TWO controllers, a 250G HD and Modern Warfare 2. Reviewers have made arguments about the controllers feeling either smaller or cheap..take it from an actual Elite owner…the controllers or console’s obvious built is NOT different than previous Elite versions, someone said something about this console having “too much plastic”,so I guess they were refering to the DVD tray; it is now all black, the regular Elite tray is silver, this of course does not mean it is metal, it is still plastic.
Anyway, you will get the following in this bundle: two black controllers, an ethernet cable, a basic video cable (not a componet one), NO HDMI cable, a black headset, and the 250G HD, MW2 regular edition and that’s pretty much it.
Now, how do I know this is a Jasper console? The power brick is smaller and the voltage is different compared to the Falcon Elites. It does run smoother and the noise from the DVD drive has been taken down a notch.
I should mention though, that so far, I have been forced to use my Falcon Elite’ 120G HD, because Microsoft’s customer support claims they are out of the “data transfer kits”, that I MUST WARN YOU, now cost $12 and you can only buy it from MS. Quick tip: Microsoft’s CS hours are US Eastern time, so, if you call in early, they will have the transfer kits, if you call too late, near their closing time (1:00am US easterm time), they’ll claim to be out of kits, trust me, I called them at least 4 times.
Now, about the over all look of the console, honestly, it does look good, but $400 good?? not really. The only reason for anybody to buy this console is the HD storage room, plus the fact that if you do the “math”, the bundle is a pretty good deal, because a normal Elite will cost you $300, that’s with only one controller and no game. Anyway, if you have a 120G Elite with plentyof HD space; this bundle is a matter of wanting to upgrade to a bigger HD, having a broken/malfunctioning Elite like mine or simply having the cash to spend.
Hope this helps.
Xbox 360 Modern Warfare 2 Limited Edition Console
about 1 month ago
Pre-ordered this bundle back in September, was worried at first about the release date shipping. This is my first release date purchase through Amazon. Received it at 10 am on release date…awesome. Now that we have that out of the way. This bundle is a great deal for first time Xbox users/purchasers. Comes with 2 controllers, this is great for a family purchase….no more children fighting over taking turns until you get to the store to purchase another controller. The 250 GB harddrive is great. I currently own 2 other 360′s(one is mine, the other purchased for my wife) both 20gb. With all of the music, movies, and DLC I have had to constantly delete stuff that I have paid for just to make room for new games. This led me to purchase the 250GB harddrive, after transferring everything over I still have TONS of room to install all of my most played games. (For those of you new to 360′s…this helps the games run smoother with less load times and it keeps the noise level down on the system). If you are a fan of the COD franchise or even new this 360 is great! The black 360 with the custom MW2 theme looks great. I have always thought about painting my other 360 black to make it look better in my entertainment center…black 58″ tv, black surround sound system, black cable box, black modem, and lastly a black PS3. A White xbox stands out quite a bit amongst all of this equipment. I would highly recommend this purchase to people just starting out with the new gaming system or even hardcore 360 players who are just looking to expand the experience. I know this review is getting extensive but im just trying to cover everything….now on to the MW2 game. SIMPLY AMAZING! Looks great, sounds great, plays great. I have been into the COD franchise for quite a while, have been religiously playing COD 4 MW for over 2 years now and can see myself playing this one for another 2 as well. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GAME! Thanks for reading the review and happy gaming! -J.Fox
Xbox 360 Modern Warfare 2 Limited Edition Console
about 1 month ago
For those that were wondering about a ‘special edition’ xbox, take it from me- This would be my second console of a special edition and my 3rd xbox – by far, the best one yet to invest in.
Two factors made me get this one:
1- It’s a JASPER; whats that?? Its the smaller cpu chips on the motherboard of the console. This results in a cooler xbox, and thus a longer lifespan and less power usage. The Red Ring of Death (RROD) issues should not be seen here for a long time. this also runs smoother, takes less power, and makes less noise.
2- When I looked at this deal and compared it to the elite, this is what I came to conclusion: For $300, The elite for $100 less than this version, but is missing one controller and the game MW2. Because the game is $60 currently and a controller is $40, that makes up the difference in price. What you gain is a larger hard drive for free (250gb vs 120gb).
If you do not want the game and have no need for a second controller, stick to the elite, but by all means, get this xbox if you want the game and a second controller- best bang-for-your-buck.
Now the downside: No HD cable. It sucks, but last special edition xbox’s were the Resident Evil and the Halo3 xbox had them included:
Resident evil came with:
# Limited Edition Red Xbox 360 Elite System
# 120GB hard drive
# Xbox 360 Headset (black, wired)
# Resident Evil 5 game
# Red Wireless Controller
# HDTV-ready component HD AV cable
# HDMI cable
# Ethernet cable
# Token card that allows you to download Super Street Fighter ll Turbo HD Remix AND exclusive Resident Evil Premium Theme via Xbox Live
Halo3 verison came with:
* Halo 3 Special Edition Console
* Halo 3 Special Edition Wireless Controller
* Halo 3 Special Edition 20GB Hard Drive
* Halo 3 Special Edition Wired Headset
* Halo 3 Special Edition Gamer Pics and Theme (Exclusive download via Xbox LIVE)
* Component HD AV Cable
* Ethernet Cable
* HDMI Port
* Play & Charge Kit
* Xbox LIVE Silver Membership
* One-month Xbox LIVE Gold Membership
Both special editions came with an HD cable to hook up with, while the new MW2 version does not. Halo version was another ‘almost hit’, lacking the game Halo3. The RE version was better, but had only one controller- not a big deal.
In the end, having the game and two controllers for me was the way to go; If you want the HD cable, you need to buy it, but otherwise, this is the console to get today (11/20/09) vs the Elite xbox.
Xbox 360 Modern Warfare 2 Limited Edition Console
about 1 month ago
I bascially decided to pick this up for two reasons.
1. My wife yes my wife was hogging the console for Netflix, movies and the occasional game. She was addicted to Fable 2.
2. I’ve had the old Pro version for almost 3 years and I was tired of deleting stuff off of my hard drive in order to make room for a new game I just loaded.
3. This was a great deal.
Consider this a standard elite console is $299.99, a copy of MW2 is 59.99 and an additional controller is 49.99 add those to the price and guess what it’s higher than the cost of this. So look at it this way you basically get the bonus of a 250 Gb hard drive for free.
To be totally honest as cool as the console looks in person it’s not as awesome in person because It doesn’t have as much of a gun metal look as I had hoped but that’s okay because I’m more concerned about the hard ware.
It does run cooler way cooler than my old one and even the DVD drive is quieter. Is it as quiet as my PS3 no but it’s close. A good buy lower power consumption and much more quiet. Just think MS if you had released this product in this format 2 years ago Sony would be toast because all of their advantages have been hardware based and this is the best I’ve seen on the market from Microsoft for hardware. It’s not enough to make a PS3 owner want to switch but It’s a better deal than the PS3 250 gb version that’s out for those out there who can’t decide.
Xbox 360 Modern Warfare 2 Limited Edition Console
about 1 month ago
I could list pros and cons but why? There are only pros to buying this setup. So on to the pros:
Modified Xbox 360 Elite color scheme that fits in well with other components of a home theater system.
Modern Warfare 2 game.
250GB hard drive.
Two black wireless controllers.
Great price for the included goodies. I just wish it came with a HDMI cable, I knew that it didn’t I just wish it had.
As other reviewers have stated, the jewel case for MW2 was fractured badly and I had to replace it with a generic one. That seems odd that this issue has come up repeatedly.
-Me
Xbox 360 Modern Warfare 2 Limited Edition Console