> So much for controversy.

> > So much for controversy.

> A great line in the (short) article:

> "So feel free to grouse all you want, but unless Activision replaces the FPS
> gameplay with first-person putting puppies into a wood chipper and renames
> it Osama bin Laden Pushes Jesus Christ Down a Flight of Stairs Made of Baby
> Skulls, we're not sure there's any amount of controversy that's going to
> slow Modern Warfare 2 down."

>>> So much for controversy.

>> A great line in the (short) article:

>> "So feel free to grouse all you want, but unless Activision replaces
>> the FPS gameplay with first-person putting puppies into a wood
>> chipper and renames it Osama bin Laden Pushes Jesus Christ Down a
>> Flight of Stairs Made of Baby Skulls, we're not sure there's any
>> amount of controversy that's going to slow Modern Warfare 2 down."

> What's with all the hype over this game?  Isn't it just another FPS?

>So much for controversy.

>>http://www.joystiq.com/2009/11/03/modern-warfare-2-is-gamestops-most-...

>>So much for controversy.

> It'd be interesting to see how well the PC "boycott" of this title
> went. I know one of my buddies pretty much lived in the multiplayer of
> the original Modern Warfare -like over 1500 hours logged in XFire. His
> whole crew of 1000 hour mental patients vowed not to buy the new one
> due to the lack of dedicated server support.

> The game has a built in advantage of being multi-platform. I'm not
> saying its a bad thing, but I wonder how Halo 3 stacked up in
> pre-orders even though it was only available on one system.