Are the older CODs worth buying this sale?

[Speeder]

i never got into the cod franchise, and am thinking to get into it now. are they worth it?

[Walter]

sure

[Florida Man]

I mean, how far back are we going?

CoD1 is close to the 2000s-era Medal of Honors, gameplay-wise.
Finest Hour is pretty cinematic, but is an overall uninteresting early 2000s console FPS overall.
Big Red One is the crappy game they made after the ps2 was no longer relevant
There was CoD2, which was hot ♥♥♥♥ on a stick back when it helped launch the seventh console generation (much simpler, happier, happy times for video games), and CoD3, which was like the exact same game.
World at War, the last classic one of the series.
After that came CoD4 Modern Warfare, and it's basically just more of the same after that.

[Thlormby]

The CoD series, before AW, has a certain charm to it that no game really replicates.

[Amuro0079]

Yes, Infinite Warfare , great single player campaign with a huge The Expanse vibe.

[sage2001]

I'd say yeah. I still replay levels from Call of Duty 2, 4 and WAW whenever I'm bored. They aren't works of art, but good fun. Hell, I'll even get a match or two in. The servers are pretty populated, all things considered.

[628]

Цитата допису Speeder:

i never got into the cod franchise, and am thinking to get into it now. are they worth it?

For singleplayer, yes. MW trilogy and BO1, 2 are probably the finest hours of the franchise imo. Ghosts is actually nice too.
For multiplayer, no. They are basically dead as multi except BO2, compared to recent CoDs.

[BanOphobia My Struggle]

I liked CoD 2/3, MW2 and WaW and that was about it. It's CoD shooty bang bang pew pew.

[Danger]

its like fortnite but more warry and all you can do is shoot and pick up loot and care packages

[Incarnate]

God no. If only because you are enabling bad business practices.

I paid less for a physical copy of the first Call of Duty game in 2004 than the regular price of the same game is in 2018 in digital format. Let that sink in.

That isn't the way economics works. Only Activision can attempt to rewrite the law of depreciation: https://www.which.co.uk/news/2010/12/video-games-lose-value-faster-than-used-cars-240675/