The mediocrity is why they sell as good as they do. The simple story-line, roller-coaster style "on a track" interaction are what makes it appeal to the lowest

The mediocrity is why they sell as good as they do. The simple story-line, roller-coaster style "on a track" interaction are what makes it appeal to the lowest common denominator. The main audience of these games are being misinterpreted in this article and in these comments. CoD is not a sophisticated game - it's a game that 12 year old boys get really excited about beg their parents to get for Christmas, or college aged guys that are sick of halo. If you think the CoD producers are designing a game for people expecting a complicated storyline full of puzzles and riddles, you're mistaken. I don't understand the purpose behind this article. It's basically like being upset that a fisher price toy is too simple minded and easy.