Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is Infinity Ward’s last cry; their last video game release before being dispersed and largely broken up. While it was an amazing release for its time and set new standards for the Call of Duty series, the multiplayer aspect seems to slowly be losing its spark.
The highly acclaimed title, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, has racked in over one billion dollars ion revenue. Activision has announced that they will now be making the series more accessible.
Activision and Microsoft are enjoying the large success of the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package map pack, announcing that the new downloadable content has just shattered Xbox LIVE records, amounting over 2.5 million sold.
The Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package caused a major upset for its hefty $15 price for five maps (two of which are returns from Call of Duty 4) and the fact that the launch was broken.
The Modern Warfare 2 stimulus pack is set to be released next week with five new maps being released. But amongst such turmoil between Infinity Ward and Activision, who is to blame for the seemingly outrageous price?
Brink is an upcoming game being published by Bethesda and developed by Splash Damage. It is receiving a lot of publicity for its amazing promise and complex gameplay. However, Modern Warfare 2 has already been released by Infinity Ward, breaking a guiness world record. But which first person shooter will most likely be the better game?