Call Of Duty 4  has made the miraculous jump from historical WWII sites to modern war-torn gun sites. The story unravels in the eyes of either a British SAS or an American Marine in search of a powerful political leader by the name of Kaled Al-Asad. And while an engaging storyline is of great appeal, everyone knows that kickass weaponry and flying shards of pain are key. Assault rifles, submachine guns, huge support weapons, and even armour piercing fierarms are featured as the prizes of COD4. The firefights are awesome. Bullets whiz on, accompanied by echoing sonic booms. Grenades explode with extreme concussive force. The game is so impressive and fascinating. Middle Eastern troops speak in perfect Arabic and Russian squads shout in Russian. Even at the scope of of a .50 Barrett, you have to adapt to high wind and the Corolis Effect. Considering the addition of Guitar Hero III's release, Activision is on road to success with its second release of another gaming blockbuster. Call Of Duty 4 will retail for approximately $59.99 at Best Buy.