The levels like I said before are excellent. Giacchino isn't called the new John Williams for no reason.

The music for when you have to hold the Pegasus bridge until reinforcements arrive and the music when you storm the Reichstag in Berlin especially stand out. The music is not spectacular or exciting (like he did for the Medal of Honor games) but emotional instead, which is probably one of the reasons why it gives the game an extra movie like feeling. Some tracks even surpass the music Giacchino did for the Medal of Honor games. The music is written like it's made for a movie scene instead of for a game level. The amazing soundtrack by the excellent Michael Giacchino also add to the movie feeling of the game. It really gives you a movie feeling, it's no wonder once you know that the story was written by professional movie writer Michael Schiffer who also wrote the screenplay for 'Crimson Tide', 'The Peacemaker' and the recent movie 'The Four Feathers'.

The levels are filled with great many moments and surprises in which you have to fight for your live and that of your buddies. The levels are scenario's in which there is always something going on and surprises wait around every corner. The levels aren't just levels were you have to go from point A to B and shoot everything and everyone on your way. The story gives you the feeling you're watching a movie were you are in control of. Not as superior as the Medal of Honor series but still an excellent game! The most original thing about 'Call of Duty' is the story.

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