Though, I would argue that the coolest perspective in the game only lasts about 2 minutes and that’s of the astronaut looking down at from the ISS, which was originally a full space sequence that was cut from the original game for pacing. If this sounds like a lot, it is, but the story isn’t too convoluted despite how often it jumps perspectives. One skippable airport sequence and a prison break later, 141 is tasked with stopping the international conflict while American forces in the US are fighting an invasion. Vladamir Makarov takes Zakhezev’s mission into his own hands and starts to ignite fires between Russian and United States relations. Despite the Task Force’s efforts in the last game, the fall of Imran Zakhaev has the inverse effect for the Russian Ultranationalists.
Modern Warfare 2 takes place five years after the first and continues the story of Task Force 141 along with some new perspectives to make it a truly globe-trotting adventure fit for a Call of Duty campaign. Anyway, now that you’re all caught up, let’s get on to the review. With this I will have officially played all the Modern Warfare story modes, having already played Modern Warfare 3 when it released in 2011, though I will admit that my memory of that campaign is hazy except for a scene where the Eiffel Tower comes crashing down which I still vividly remember from the trailers. It was the start of the slow widdling down of my video game backlog and, though in the months since then I haven’t had the chance to make much progress in that regard, my priorities having since shifted to covering new and upcoming games that we’re lucky enough to get our hands-on, I finally found some free time to play the sequel. Earlier this year, I played through Modern Warfare Remastered and experienced the famous COD4 campaign for the first time.
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