Activision announced today that Call of Duty 2, by their internal team Infinity Ward, has sold more then one-million 360 game units. This is in the U.S. alone!
This #1 best selling game on the Xbox 360 console is proof that next-generation gaming is here to stay. This game has a great story (well, historically speaking), popular multi-player and a challenging single-player mode.
He goes on to say that "Activision has made a strong commitment to develop leading franchises for the next-generation consoles and we look forward to continuing that successful strategy with our titles launching on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii this fall."
Robin Kaminsky isn't lying or using marketing speak. Activision put their money where their mouth is after the launch of the Xbox 360 by releasing a patch for multi-player capabilities. The released game had many imperfections in the multi-player functionality and nasty lag. The game also had a few save corruptions that were fixed.
Although the games critical corruptions on saved games was a "must have fix" many of the multi-player capabilities were added due to a public outcry for new features and fixes. Activision put Infinity Ward on the case and produced a patch that has pushed the game to new levels (literally). Now, it is one of the more popular multi-player games on Xbox 360.
Thanks to TANK for the information
This #1 best selling game on the Xbox 360 console is proof that next-generation gaming is here to stay. This game has a great story (well, historically speaking), popular multi-player and a challenging single-player mode.
"We are proud that Call of Duty 2 is the first title to sell over one million units on the Xbox 360 in the U.S." said Robin Kaminsky, executive vice president, Activision Publishing.
He goes on to say that "Activision has made a strong commitment to develop leading franchises for the next-generation consoles and we look forward to continuing that successful strategy with our titles launching on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii this fall."
Robin Kaminsky isn't lying or using marketing speak. Activision put their money where their mouth is after the launch of the Xbox 360 by releasing a patch for multi-player capabilities. The released game had many imperfections in the multi-player functionality and nasty lag. The game also had a few save corruptions that were fixed.
Although the games critical corruptions on saved games was a "must have fix" many of the multi-player capabilities were added due to a public outcry for new features and fixes. Activision put Infinity Ward on the case and produced a patch that has pushed the game to new levels (literally). Now, it is one of the more popular multi-player games on Xbox 360.
Thanks to TANK for the information
