Call Of Duty 4 & 5 comparasin
2009-11-09 2:09 PM PST
Ive wanted to do this for a long time, and with Modern Warfare 2 only a day away, it seamed like a good time to do it, so here it is, my opinion of CoD 4 contra CoD WaW. Lets start at the basics.
Graphics
Graphics-wise there isn't much of a difference, seeing how both games run on the same proprietary game engine witch was also used on the James Bond Quantum of Solace game. the only difference is that the engine in World at War was slightly altered to better fit the setting. While building the engine the development team attended a live-fire exercise at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms (say that fast 3 times) to add realism, as well as to have some fun.
Personally i think the setting in CoD 4 plays out allot better, with nicer lightning effects in maps, as well as more "WOW" moments due to constructions, weapons, buildings and so on. This isn't graphics related, its just how the lightning effects play out better in a modern setting than in WW2. At this point i prefer CoD 4.
Story
I'm not exactly sure what to say here, the story of WaW isn't nearly as engaging as in number 4. You don't really get much time with the different characters and therefor you wont really care when one of them dies. Lets for example take a look at the second American mission. at this point you don't know anything about the characters, and therefor, when one of them gets stabbed in the stomach with a katana you don't really care, seeing how you have no idea who the guy is. The only character you really get to know is the russian soldier in the fountain at the first russian champaign. Then later, when he goes all "Die for your Führer" on all the germans asses you kinda get this "this guy is an asshole" feeling.
In CoD4 on the other hand, you see some personality. Gaz is one of them you really get to know, especially seeing how the first thing you really notice him doing is taking out the pump shotgun and say "I like to keep this for close encounters". It...
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