Favorite Call of Duty game? 1, 2, 3, Modern Warfare, World at War, Modern Warfar

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  1. Matt in Jax profile image61
    Matt in Jaxposted 13 years ago

    Favorite Call of Duty game?
    1, 2, 3, Modern Warfare, World at War, Modern Warfare 2, or Black Ops?

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  2. lburmaster profile image72
    lburmasterposted 13 years ago

    Black Ops. And I'm not just saying this as a girl. My boyfriend loves the game. Always online playing. The little car you drive and the killer dogs are amazing to watch. Plus you can save the game and watch it later with friends.

  3. jaclyn8668 profile image60
    jaclyn8668posted 13 years ago

    my boyfriend was addicted to black ops and now he is stuck on the new golf masters game with tiger woods that just came out. it is like watching paint dry, i would rather watch black ops lol

  4. gabegame profile image60
    gabegameposted 13 years ago

    Black Ops because I like the customization and betting money side of it.

  5. coutneyk profile image68
    coutneykposted 13 years ago

    Black ops for online play handsdown, apart from losing the host in some games and having to migrate hosts or change lobbys, getting into a good lobby can keep me on there for hours.  Only downside being Aimbot players and people prestiging for their 10 millionth time that don't play in the prestige lobbys but prefer to pick on us lil ones. 

    Campaign I would say definately modern warfare 2.  Somethin bout snipin enemys out of the snow, and gillie suits, definately gillie suits, big ups for that.

  6. Killerham profile image58
    Killerhamposted 13 years ago

    Honestly, my favorite Call of Duty game of all time was the very first. Call of Duty and it's expansion United Offensive. That was such a great game!

    The newer games are not made for PC as they originally were, so I do not feel the love. They are made to be 1 - 2 year big time hits and then release a sequel with an extra gun or two (Yes, I am exaggerating, its a lot more). First call of duty : Second to least played, best in the series.

    Also, I will not buy a computer game that is more than $50. Sadly it's all about the money nowadays.

  7. korculablue profile image57
    korculablueposted 13 years ago

    I like the Black Ops Multiplayer best of all. The new ability to play with bots helps players to practise with all the different guns and is great fun. I just wish the makers had also enabled players to also have Dominion and Capture the Flag etc on with the bots also. I love all the Call of Duty games anyway but Modern Warfare 2 is much better on the Campaign than Black Ops and also has the special ops too that you can play solo or with a friend.

  8. CYoung75 profile image60
    CYoung75posted 13 years ago

    Modern Warfare 2 has it for me.

    I LOVED the single player campaign but I have to say that playing the first MW campaign plenty of times made the 2nd one amazing.

    CMON THE SOAP!!

  9. Tamila Roberts profile image39
    Tamila Robertsposted 13 years ago

    Back when a was a little girl and growing taller ok. I used to like those games much. Believe me they are all as strong. lol

  10. jilubit profile image61
    jilubitposted 12 years ago

    Definitely Black ops for multiplayer. It's much more balanced than its predecessors. Plus leveling up is challenging for the hardcore fan but still simple enough for the novice.

    As far as campaign/solo play, though, you've got to got with COD4. That has to be one of the most epic plots in video game lore. Haha, maybe I'll make a top 10 list of the top campaigns, but COD4's plot is definitely the best!

  11. txcollegekid101 profile image59
    txcollegekid101posted 12 years ago

    My favorite Call of Duty game to date is Modern Warfare 2.

    (click link to be sent to my hub about upcoming MW3 which includes all 4 teaser trailers released 5/13/11: http://www.hubpages.com/hub/Call-of-Dut … r-Trailers )

    I love the sniping on CoD6 better than any other game, though CoD4 (modern warfare) takes a close second place. Also, I believe that Infinity Ward is a much better, more capable game studio than Treyarch, who in my opinion botches games like World at War and Black Ops, despite having wonderful ideas like the monetary system and the ability to buy and be rewarded for contracts.

    I cannot wait for MW3!

  12. ksniezko profile image58
    ksniezkoposted 12 years ago

    Personally, the best Call of Duty game would be the Modern Warfare series as a whole.  The storyline is marvelous and compares to many big blockbuster movies in terms of action, drama, and all around storytelling.  When playing the games, you find it hard not to be pulled into the story.  From F.N.G all the way to Endgame, the player is kept on the edge of their seat.  Then they are left wanting more after the ending.  Thankfully, there is more to come with Modern Warfare 3 in November.

  13. profile image53
    gamsterposted 12 years ago

    i love black ops because i realy did not like MW2 because even if you suck you could still beat someone doing something realy dumb like commando when you knife someone you turn into superman.

  14. jamesjacques profile image60
    jamesjacquesposted 12 years ago

    Call of Duty 2, when it came out Xbox 360 was new. It had a great online multiplayer system and a massive amount of maps. The campaign was also fantastic including the Normandy invasion, Stalingrad, and even the battle for North Africa. When it came out it really helped out Xbox 360. Definatley my favorite one of the series

  15. thebeast02 profile image68
    thebeast02posted 12 years ago

    Call of Duty 4, the original Modern Warfare to me was the prime of call of duty on, PC at least. Had MW2 given us dedicated servers, it had potential. So hopefully MW3 will beat it out, I'm really hoping that it does. I like to see games moving forward.

  16. profile image0
    MimiPRGameFreakposted 12 years ago

    So far Black Ops since it's the only one I have played so far. Love playing online and already miss it since I don't have internet anymore. I might change my mind once I played the other versions soon, but for now it's Black Ops.

  17. theonlyguyat profile image55
    theonlyguyatposted 12 years ago

    Modern Warfare. Set the bar for story telling, graphics, set pieces, and multiplayer back at the end of 2007. It seems that the newer games could not maintain that momentum, and visually they haven't aged well because they've used the same engine for the last 4 years. In MW2, I am constantly blown away by how amazing the character models look, but other times the textures are incredibly bland and lacking of detail, and the animations are jerky. I run it maxed out at 1080p on my PC, around 70FPS, so it's not the medium, it's just the engine.

    On top of this, the story made the most sense in Modern Warfare- it seemed plausible, realistic. MW2 was all over the map (literally!) with Captain Price nuking the US(?!?). The original Modern Warfare just had everything going for it.

  18. harneet1 profile image62
    harneet1posted 12 years ago

    Black ops.. but MW1,2,3 also not Bad.  and you can WIN one free MW3 copy i published hub( http://www.hubpages.com/hub/Call-Of-Dut … are-3-FREE )

  19. profile image48
    jeebusposted 11 years ago

    Call of duty big red one for gamecube was the best call of duty game ever. but out of the ones mentioned, blops1 was the best. gotta love the codpoints!

  20. lorenfawnhubs profile image58
    lorenfawnhubsposted 8 years ago

    The only first person shooter game I recognize is the Counter Strike (counter strike series). as for Call of Duty series, I never liked em... if I had to choose however it'd be Black Ops II

 
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