Call of Duty: History of the War-Based Video Game

Any player who is a fan of FPS (First Person Shooter, or FPS games with first person view) can definitely be tried at least once a title associated with the most famous brands published by Activision Blizzard. This article will deepen the story that led to the prevailing Call of Duty, as a picture of the games of its kind.
Birth engineering brand and the game
Call of Duty, better known among fans by the abbreviation COD, founded in 2003 as a war game set during the Second World War. He saw the gameplay is divided into different campaigns: first the role of paratrooper soldier Martin who must take a series of quests that will provide substantial contribution to the defeat of the German army. So much for the single player mode: the first chapters of the brand, it also adds the ability to take multiple players, such as offering challenges deathmach (fighting to the death), search and destroy, materials recovery and defense office. Present from the beginning is a wide selection of maps, a game that offered by the custom.
Evolution at the height of success
Given the success of the first chapter, it was not long before Activision decided to publish a successor in 2005 from the Call of Duty 2, which brings some improvements and innovations such as the replacement of the line shows the residual energy of the player, for a system lesions that disrupt the gameplay (reduced visibility from the blood, slowed movements, reduced accuracy and so on).
The return of multiplayer, admired in the first chapter, it is still stronger than a server can accommodate up to 8 players and new maps, objects. Apart from the consensus of the fans, the game received positive reviews from several trade publications. The story continues until the COD level of success with the fourth chapter, Modern Warfare, and the following fifth chapter called World at War. With the success of the fourth, he created his successor, Modern Warfare 2, which continues gameplay and features, BlackOps reaching record the best-selling game of all time in 2010.
Spin-off and future plans
The positive reaction of the masses has led to the creation of many spin-off titles that do not associate closely with the events narrated in the official titles of the series, but still make full use of the established system of play. Also scheduled for November 2011, the third production of Modern Warfare, which will add to funds already released, bringing the number of Call of Duty products in a total of twelve titles.