Well Activison did it again didn't they.

They made a game that is exactly the same as the one previous. Black ops was awful, granted. But no need to make MW2 but using the MW1 engine... That was just stupid...

New maps... Dull boring and to over crowded with bins, and rubble.
Movement.... reminds me of Timesplitters, it's just stiff, but bouncy.
Gameplay... Boring and repeatative.
Graphics... Not bad but FPS cap, and FOV cap with no console is pretty much awful
Connection... Need I say more... If it's like MW2, then it will have baaad connection.

yes activision you learnt from some of you mistakes from MW2, and kept away from Black ops, But you've only gone and made more mistakes with this one. You silly silly silly bunch of people.

You may think you've made a good game, but alot of people aren't very happy wih your efforts which is sad to say

THIS

They have made a good game for the market they are interested in. Even if those that play console aren't happy with it, the single player alone will make them buy the next in the series and so forth. They're brilliant at what they do, and that is design games that make them vast amounts of money. Props to them.

i think since they have established a foothold in the console players psyche to get the game, they should consider just reverting to what they did for cod4 to win back pc gamers. has to be just as much money in it for them cos the prebs will still play even if its pc ported

Problem with making a game that makes them money, is that it isn't good for reputation. And will make people not want to buy the next in the series.
The call of duty franchise is slowly dying I think. There isn't alot more they can do really unless they go into the craziness that is future warfare.

The amount of people who said they would never buy a call of duty game by treyarch due to Black ops was HUGE, facebook poll showed about 39% would buy it again, and 61% said they wouldn't. and with the MW3 poll... 61% said they like it... and 39% said they didn't.

Now it may not seem alot, but in terms of markets and stuff that is a huge number. Seen as though Skyrim already has already had 94% positivity, the other 6% complaining due to problems with storyline and understanding the game. But I believe that is there own fault for either buying a game they didn't understand, or not being bothered to try and understand.

I'm not moaning, cause I had the game only 2 days before selling it, and hopping back onto COD4. But to me is bad ¬¬