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Due to overwhelming demand, Macgamestore.com has run out of Call of Duty 4 serial numbers. Please be aware that all new purchases will be fulfilled this coming Monday.

Featuring a tense storyline, filled with plot twists, the title thrusts players into battle like never before. With amazing special effects, including rim-lighting, depth of field, texture streaming and character self-shadowing, players are enlisted into one of the most photo-realistic gaming experiences imaginable.

The community-oriented Call of Duty 4 multiplayer gameplay features a robust leveling system, variety of unlockable perks, hot-join and matchmaking, as well as create a class and party capabilities to ensure that players of all skill levels can join in the fun. Additionally over 100 challenges and a host of new game environments and modes deliver unlimited possibilities. Infinity Ward has also included Kill-Cam, a fan favorite feature that they created in Call of Duty 2, which allows for spectator instant replays.

Features

• Authentic Advanced Weaponry – Featuring an available arsenal of more than 70 new and authentic weapons and gear from assault rifles with laser sites, claymore mines, .50 caliber sniper rifles, and M-249 SAW machine guns.
• Coordinated Assault and Support – Delivering the most visceral action thriller ever, the title covers modern battle from the soldier to the satellite, where the need for air support is crucial to success. The adrenaline rush deployment enlists gamers to fast-rope from tactical helicopters, ride in an armada of attack choppers, utilize jets to remove enemy strongholds and even engage hostiles from thousands of feet above the ground inside a state of the art aerial gunship.
• Cinematic Quality Graphics and Sound – Featuring stunning next-generation graphics, players will be drawn into the cinematic intensity of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Combine the lifelike graphics and the realistic battle chatter with the Call of Duty award-winning sound design and players will face battle as they never have before.
• Unparalleled Depth to Multiplayer – The highly-anticipated multiplayer builds from the success of Call of Duty 2 deliver a persistent online experience for greater community action.

Shopper Reviews

1. 

   Good-ish

   by Agent_Zeppin, USA - May 4th 2012

   It's Call of Duty 4. Other than the new, modern setting, it's about what you expect - an enjoyable, not at all taxing FPS. The story is a tad embarrassing but the gameplay itself is consistently enjoyable. The are plenty of the moments that you expect in a CoD game where you're left impressed and thoroughly satisfied.
   
   One notable change, however, is that in an attempt to be more realistic and less video game-y, CoD4 uses regenerating health in-place of medi-packs. That is, rather than picking up healing items, the player can take a certain number of hits in a row before they have to duck down and wait a few seconds to fully restore their health before they take the next half-dozen. While this does solve the problem of having to scramble for health packs every few hits, it represents a much more substantial change in the way the game is structured. Instead of forcing the player to hide, judge their shots, and in general play a careful game in which getting hit is something to fear, the game is instead structured with the understanding that you are going to hurt yourself. A lot. As a result, the game feels far more like an arcade game than the modern warfare FPS it touts itself as. Instead it's run-and-gun with the occasional pause for cover to refill your health. You don't have to play this way, but the game is designed with the expectation that you will, and thus there is little reason to do otherwise. Even if you do try to take it slow, certain levels will require you to move quickly, despite the dozens of enemies you're dealing with. I personally find this far less rewarding, and while medi-packs did nothing for the CoD series' realism, this shatters it.
   
   What's a half dozen bullets? You can shrug that off.

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2. 

   Well done port, plenty of multiplayer

   by Retr0Rob, USA - Apr 27th 2012

   I have noticed that some folks claim that there are few multiplayer games available. This is completely untrue. You just have to make sure to hit refresh to list the available servers. I have NEVER come across a time where there were few players and I have been playing this game for years. Hope the refresh tip helps some of you.
   The only problem I have noticed is that there are some blacked out textures when running this game on i-series processors. It's not a huge deal and does not show up in the single player game. You can fix it temporarily by changing the texture level in the options. It does not matter what level you change to or from, you just have to change it. (I alternate between "high" and "medium"). Once the problem reappears you can change back.

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3. 

   Well done even on my 2011 MB Air

   by Iggi, Germany - Mar 7th 2012

   Cool gameplay, decent framerates on my MB Air 2011.
   
   Very well done port.
   
   Cheers
   
   Iggi

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