Modern Warfare 2 mega thread
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Some more goodies, here are the prestige symbols, camos, weapon attachment challenges, and the death streaks, final stand is gonna get alot of people.
You will also notice in the attachment picture it says the ACR is semi auto, most people saying its a typo not sure about that one, anyone who played unlocked it yet care to comment?
You will also notice in the attachment picture it says the ACR is semi auto, most people saying its a typo not sure about that one, anyone who played unlocked it yet care to comment?
Seems just like 10 like MW. There are challenges for prestiging but they are still unkown at this time.
More info..
Headshot challenges to get camos
Desert
Arctic
Woodland 5 headshots
Digital 15 headshots
Urban 30 headshots
Blue Tiger 75 headshots
Red Tiger 150 headshots
Fall 250 headshots
Double tap is back but its now called rapid fire and is under equipment and is only for SMG's.
Harrier Airstrike actually calls in two Harriers. The first drops bombs, the second hovers and uses machine guns to defend selected location.
Shotgun attachments:
RDS, Silencer, Grip, FMJ, Holographic Sight, Extended Mags.
The only attachments for The Ranger and The Model 1887 are FMJ and Akimbo
Handgun attachments:
FMJ, Silencer, Akimbo, Tactical Knife (increased melee speed) and Extended Mags
The only attachments for the Desert Eagle and .44 Magnum are FMJ, Akimbo, and Tactical Knife
More info..
Headshot challenges to get camos
Desert
Arctic
Woodland 5 headshots
Digital 15 headshots
Urban 30 headshots
Blue Tiger 75 headshots
Red Tiger 150 headshots
Fall 250 headshots
Double tap is back but its now called rapid fire and is under equipment and is only for SMG's.
Harrier Airstrike actually calls in two Harriers. The first drops bombs, the second hovers and uses machine guns to defend selected location.
Shotgun attachments:
RDS, Silencer, Grip, FMJ, Holographic Sight, Extended Mags.
The only attachments for The Ranger and The Model 1887 are FMJ and Akimbo
Handgun attachments:
FMJ, Silencer, Akimbo, Tactical Knife (increased melee speed) and Extended Mags
The only attachments for the Desert Eagle and .44 Magnum are FMJ, Akimbo, and Tactical Knife
And one more for the day. Here is some WA2000 game play, this sniper rifle is no joke.
http://www.gametrailers.com/user-movie/mw2-wa2000-gameplay/334116
http://www.gametrailers.com/user-movie/mw2-wa2000-gameplay/334116
Days before Modern Warfare 2 launch, Activision confirms it will continue releasing annual installments of first-person shooter series.
After Activision announced better-than-expected earnings today, its executives held a conference call with analysts. During the call, they made the not-so-surprising revelation that the company is planning to release new installments in its tent-pole game franchises.
World War II has (finally) ended for Call of Duty. What's next?
"In [calendar year] 2010, Activision Publishing is expected to release strong, innovative new titles," Activision Publishing president Mike Griffith told analysts. "The diversified lineup will include titles based on the best selling franchises including Call of Duty, Guitar Hero, Shrek, [and] Spider-Man."
While the Shrek game will be a tie-in with the forthcoming computer-animated film Shrek Forever After, little is known about the new Guitar Hero, Tony Hawk, or Spider-Man titles. However, the next Spider-Man movie won't be released until 2011 at the earliest, meaning that the next game, first revealed in August, will likely be comic-book based.
That said, there is a fair amount of information--and even more speculation--about the next Call of Duty game. In May, an employee at Call of Duty: World at War developer Treyarch accidentally revealed that "Call of Duty 7" was already "in production," presumably for the series' traditional holiday release window.
The Treyarch report closely followed a rumor that had the studio's music department looking for "Vietnam War-era tunes, as well as Cuban, African, and Soviet Union music"--hinting at a Cold War setting. Though unconfirmed, that came several months after Treyarch senior producer to UK edition of Official Xbox Magazine that Call of Duty: World at War would be the last game in the series to be set during World War II. That transition has already been made by franchise founder Infinity Ward, whose second present-day game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, ships Tuesday.
There's also the possibility the new Call of Duty game due in 2010 may not be a direct sequel. At a press event that preceded June's Electronic Entertainment Expo, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick said his company was looking to expand the series into other genres. In March 2008, he publicly mused about the possibility of a massively multiplayer title based in the Call of Duty universe.
After Activision announced better-than-expected earnings today, its executives held a conference call with analysts. During the call, they made the not-so-surprising revelation that the company is planning to release new installments in its tent-pole game franchises.
World War II has (finally) ended for Call of Duty. What's next?
"In [calendar year] 2010, Activision Publishing is expected to release strong, innovative new titles," Activision Publishing president Mike Griffith told analysts. "The diversified lineup will include titles based on the best selling franchises including Call of Duty, Guitar Hero, Shrek, [and] Spider-Man."
While the Shrek game will be a tie-in with the forthcoming computer-animated film Shrek Forever After, little is known about the new Guitar Hero, Tony Hawk, or Spider-Man titles. However, the next Spider-Man movie won't be released until 2011 at the earliest, meaning that the next game, first revealed in August, will likely be comic-book based.
That said, there is a fair amount of information--and even more speculation--about the next Call of Duty game. In May, an employee at Call of Duty: World at War developer Treyarch accidentally revealed that "Call of Duty 7" was already "in production," presumably for the series' traditional holiday release window.
The Treyarch report closely followed a rumor that had the studio's music department looking for "Vietnam War-era tunes, as well as Cuban, African, and Soviet Union music"--hinting at a Cold War setting. Though unconfirmed, that came several months after Treyarch senior producer to UK edition of Official Xbox Magazine that Call of Duty: World at War would be the last game in the series to be set during World War II. That transition has already been made by franchise founder Infinity Ward, whose second present-day game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, ships Tuesday.
There's also the possibility the new Call of Duty game due in 2010 may not be a direct sequel. At a press event that preceded June's Electronic Entertainment Expo, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick said his company was looking to expand the series into other genres. In March 2008, he publicly mused about the possibility of a massively multiplayer title based in the Call of Duty universe.