Single player enemies will have 'customized' weapons similar to the multiplayer component of COD4. Here's the full list of details, as provided by Colony of Gamers: If they decide to go the way of Treyarch and surprise us with a goofy tack-on like Nazi Zombies.well, that just may placate me further.īut it's like getting a1970 Dodge Charger without the Hemi, ya know? Lover of all things co-op that I am, I'm still supremely stoked for Modern Warfare 2's campaign and multiplayer.and yes, I will spend more than my fair share of time in the Special Forces mode. gimped co-op.ĭespite my obvious aggravation, I'm dumping ketchup all over these words.because I'm holding out that Infinity Ward will make me eat them.

I just can't wrap my head around a top-notch development studio asking its fanbase for input and then blatantly appeasing them with lackluster results, i.e. What's ironic is that the developers fully acknowledge that co-op is wanted. While the prospect of these co-op missions is interesting, they should not be completely en lieu of co-op in the single-player campaign. You see, Infinity Ward has decided to forgo the co-op campaign in exchange for a series of side missions called the Special Forces mode. While a few of the details are exciting, it is not all good news. It was inevitable that scans of the article would hit the internet, but I think this is some sort of record: this morning an article popped up on hub site Colony of Gamers providing some information gleaned from the magazine write-up. Yesterday, Infinity Ward Community Manager Robert Bowling posted on Twitter that a 10-page exclusive reveal of Modern Warfare 2 would be featured in the next issue of Game Informer.

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