If you've played any of the recent Call of Duty games -- and chances are good that you have -- then you'll be right at home with Call of Duty Classic, the latest release on Xbox Live Arcade. Of course, there's also a good chance that you're still knee-deep in Modern Warfare 2. So, the question you have to ask is how much do you want to take in some gaming history? If that desire is equal to or greater than $15 (1200), then go right ahead.
Shortcut: Download the trial version of Call of Duty Classic [Via Xbox.com]
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I really liked this game on the PC back in 2003 but even compared to Call of Duty 2 it feels a bit old and clunky now. I think they just mapped the keyboad and mouse straight to the controller without tweaking them and there's no rumble support either. On the plus side it has widescreen support which the PC version didn't have.
HD on the internet doesn't necessarily fall into the 720p/1080p range. It might be DVD quality (SD) or a little better depending on the material, but just a higher quality feed.
Can't watch the vid.. I can't get rid of the stupid advert.. even when I click 'x' to get rid of it.. some league of legends thing.. so.. I'll just listen.. :/
For me, a COD on Veteran difficulty die hard (and die a lot) fan, this game is well worth the $15. Once I am done beating this on Veteran, which is taking a while - I think I am on level 17 of 26 - I will have beaten all COD games on Veteran on the 360.
The game is dark, not just the first level so I have to jack up my volume. Some levels are unreal difficult on veteran, but when I get 200/200 on this game it will be worth it. Veteran is VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY hard. Like 4 real. Hard.
), then go right ahead.
