While the audience has clearly grown smaller and smaller over the years, a sense of passion remains, with some refusing to let one of the most beloved shooters of the noughties disappear softly into the night.Īctivision hasn’t switched the servers off yet, so it must be aware of this enduring audience, but it sadly isn’t enough to make Modern Warfare 2 a consistent game to play - largely thanks to fractured lobbies and a lack of support from today’s console hardware. It was a somewhat fruitless effort, as we continued to be grouped with the same selection of dedicated people who have been playing ever since Modern Warfare 2 originally launched way back in 2009.
Earlier this year saw me and my friends spend countless nights playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, returning to its iconic multiplayer as we desperately tried to fill lobbies for chaotic rounds of Free-For-All and Team Deathmatch.
