Some of my favorites include Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Modern Warfare 2, Black Op and Black Ops 2, World at War, WWII and Advanced Warfare.

IвЂ™ve played every single Call Of Duty campaign since Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (and a couple of the pre- Modern Warfare campaigns as well) and IвЂ™ve enjoyed some more than others. Was the story entertaining? Was it well-written and well-acted? Was it believable and coherent within the parameters set by the fiction? Did it make me feel things? Did it speak to about the larger issues of war in the modern age? IвЂ™m more interested in other questions, such as: ThereвЂ™s all kinds of historical fiction out there, with made-up countries and conflicts, whether weвЂ™re talking about books, movies or video games. The country of Urzikstan is make-believe, and while the regional politics certainly resemble the conflicts we find ourselves embroiled in in that part of the world, the game is using fictional heroes, villains and events and thatвЂ™s perfectly fine. In any case, I know thereвЂ™s been some controversy over the gameвЂ™s historical accuracy, but IвЂ™m going to review it based on my experience playing rather than nit-picking the historical accuracy of a game that makes no pretense at being anything other than a total fiction. вЂњYour skills will be strainedвЂќ about sums it up. IвЂ™m going to play it again on вЂњVeteranвЂќ to really amp up the challenge, but вЂњHardenedвЂќ is a pretty good balance between challenge and fun. I played Call Of Duty: Modern WarfareвЂ™s campaign on вЂњHardenedвЂќ which means I died regularly but never got stuck.

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