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Bowling: Twitter Helped Build Modern Warfare 2
Seems kind of obvious to say in light of recent developments, but in an interview with Develop magazine, the Infinity Ward community manager pointed to Twitter as an instant and constant source of feedback in building Modern Warfare 2. More »MW2 Avatar Items Available Tomorrow, but Not for Free
Those Modern Warfare 2 Avatar goodies - of which Robert Bowling said "some" would be free right? - are going to Xbox Live Marketplace, tomorrow, FourZeroTwo says via Twitter. Unfortunately, they'll all cost MS points. More »Infinity Ward Removes Modern Warfare 2 "F.A.G.S." Video
Modern Warfare 2's Third Person Mode Is No Rumor
That footage of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 being played in the third person? Totally legit. The external camera view, a surprise late addition from Infinity Ward, is limited to the game's multiplayer mode. How limited? IW explains. More »Modern Warfare 2 PC's IWNET An "Improvement" Over Dedicated Servers, Says IW
Infinity Ward's revelation that Modern Warfare 2 for the PC would drop dedicated servers for online multiplayer in favor of the developer's IWNET tech was met with the usual community grumbling. Now IW is trying to clear the air. More »Is A Call Of Duty Movie Really Happening?
Would a big screen adaptation of the Call of Duty franchise even remotely surprise you? Didn't think so. But if you want inconclusive evidence that a Call of Duty film might be happening, here are a few scraps. More »Modern Warfare 2 Co-op Sweet Spot Is Exactly Two
Infinity Ward is sticking with good ol' two-player cooperative action for its follow up to Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, saying that attempts to expand upon the time tested buddy system resulted in the experience "becoming a clusterf**k." More »