Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's Spec Ops Mode Sounds Like a Return To Form

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Infinity Ward recently revealed a whole bunch of new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 information, ranging from sneak peeks at new maps and an overview of the game's new Gunsmith 2.0 system to the game's brand-new movement mechanics. On top of that, Infinity Ward also just announced a slew of game modes that will be available on Modern Warfare 2's launch. Along with classics like TDM and Search of Destroy, new modes like Invasion and Prisoner Rescue are being added to the mix. But for long-time fans of Call of Duty, the newly announced Spec Ops mode is likely to be the biggest stand out.

A mode that's been part of Call of Duty history for nearly two decades, Spec Ops often tasks two or more players with achieving a specific objective, often inspired by the respective game's campaign. 2019's Modern Warfare's Spec Ops mode was heavily criticized on launch, with its objectives being lackluster and its difficulty being oddly unfair. But it seems as though Infinity Ward has taken all of that criticism on board, asCall of Duty: modern Warfare 2's Spec Ops mode sounds like a true return to form.

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During the recent Call of Duty Next event, Infinity Ward confirmed that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 would be getting a dedicated Spec Ops mode. Following the announcement, a few of the game's devs briefly spoke about the mode, offering up a few little crumbs of information on what fans should expect from Spec Ops' long-awaited return. Infinity Ward confirmed that this Spec Ops mode will be following in the footsteps of its predecessors very closely, pairing the mode back down to just two players. Hopefully, this means that Modern Warfare 2's Spec