Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Preview for PlayStation 3

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, as you might expect from the name, moves away from the Second World War setting that the previous Call of Duty games have replicated so successfully, and takes up the story in an altogether more, well, modern, theatre of war. In the modern-day warzone you find yourself in, the Nazis of earlier Call of Duty outings are replaced by terrorist enemies and instead of the battlefields of Northern France, you'll find yourself fighting your way around Europe, the Middle East and beyond. There are many familiar elements too, but with a modern twist - you'll take the roles of a modern-day US Marine and a British SAS operative, and the weapons are bang up-to-date and high-tech, but just as realistic as ever they were. Check out our Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Preview for PlayStation 3 now to find out more. Click here to read the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Preview for PlayStation 3!

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Preview for PlayStation 3
A hissing smoke grenade rattles to settle by your foot as you storm the enemy compound and heavy fire from handheld weapons capable of disintegrating flesh thuds nearby... The flarednostril, frontline combat of Call Of Duty is back, and back with a bang. In the capable hands of Infinity Ward, who crafted the first two Call of Duty games, COD 4 takes the immersive, immediate and visceral action of the series into a whole new era. World War II is so over, and it’s all about hi-tech gadgets and unflinching terrorist foes for this welcome modern realisation of the tense COD world.
Not that Call Of Duty 4 has become a Clancy-style squad shooter, as early footage of spec ops troops using hand signals to communicate with their gas maskclad comrades suggested.
COD 4 offers up a magnified Call of Duty experience, with lovingly created environments being blasted to bits by the kind of modern weaponry that makes the Second World War stuff we’re used to look like antiques

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