50 Images That Show Us The Evolution of Call Of Duty: Page 4 of 10

35. Come Out Come Out Wherever You Are
Taken from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
When Modern Warfare 2 was launched, it brought a mountain of improvements. Take a look at these graphics, the detail. An immense improvement. Now, check out the gun. The attachment is a mini-radar, this shows you where nearby enemies and teammates are. Amazing
34. Customise Your Title and Emblem
Taken from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
MW2 brought about more personalisation and customisation to the game. You now had your own playercard! With an emblem and title to choose from. Create whatever design you wish to fit your online role. Completing challenges unlocked emblems and titles to use, which encouraged even more customisation.
33. Riot Shield, The New Bodyguard
Taken from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
Riot shield. You either loved them or you hated them. With these bad boys, you could deflect your enemies’ shots. You could even melee your enemy and kill them. They were a brand new intervention to the game. Speaking of interventions…
32. Lining Up The 360 No Scope
Taken from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
This bolt-action sniper rifle changed the Call of Duty multiplayer gameplay for the better. The intervention was the first real sniper that was ideal for quick scoping, and one of the best for sniping in general. Gone were the days of camping in towers trying to pick of those kills. It was time to get in your enemies face and hit those collateral damage and even triple kills.
31. Change Your Class Mid Game Without Having To Die First
Taken from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
Select one man army as your first perk, and you could change your class any time during the game. You could choose a sniper for your first class, rush to your sniping spot and pick off a few kills. Then switch over to your assault rifle or sub machine gun to lock down the remaining kills in a game of search and destroy. A great perk to use.
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