Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2007

Is it still worth playing?

Infinity Ward's 2007 first person shooter for Windows, the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360, set in modern times after the series' roots in the Second World War, a move Pure Xbox called a landmark. The campaign is told from several perspectives, British SAS and US Marines, with objective missions and 30 collectible intel items. Online, experience points unlock weapons and perks, you build custom classes with attachments and camouflage patterns, killstreaks reward runs of kills, and Prestige can be used up to ten times on consoles. The shooting ran at a smooth 60 frames per second on consoles, and Pure Xbox credits the game as a major catalyst for Xbox Live as a social platform. What it still offers is a tight campaign followed by a multiplayer loop of leveling and class building made to be replayed.