Developed by n-Space and published by Activision, the game works as a prequel to the events of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, with its own campaign combining first- and third-person shooting adapted to the handheld's technical limitations, far from the scale of the home-console versions. It's representative of how major war licenses sought a place in DS's catalog despite the console's evident limitations for the shooter genre; today it interests more as a catalog curiosity than as a genre reference.
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