LOL, Point taken. I just mean, Spacey's in a lot of movies that I am sure people haven't seen that I am confused why people would get this game 'just' because of him. He's very cool, but I wondered if these same people have seen all his movies.

I gotta agree with Shadow here. Not necessarily that CoD is linear and unbalanced, but that it's STILL Call of Duty. If you're a fan of the series you have no reason not to be excited. If you're a Call of Duty detractor, you don't have many reasons to suddenly be excited. A futuristic setting and a voice actor are the only visible changes here. For all we know the game plays the same way it's played for the last 7 years.

I dont understand the Titanfall comparisons at all. This game looks nothing like it other than having a sci fi setting

This looks nothing like Titanfall at all :-/

Exactly what I was thinking.  

Looks good i say

I'm not expecting a major change up with the storyline and the structure of the gameplay..but hopefully they can recapture some of those magic levels they had in Modern Warfare.

That plus decent graphics and a decent story...id say that's worth buying.

Oh and Kevin Spacey :D

I never understood this argument. The game WILL play how it was played for the last 7 years. If it didn't, then it wouldn't be COD. If I'm buying a COD game, I want to play a COD game and not Halo or Battlefield or any other franchise.

Likewise if I'm playing a Zelda game, I want to run around with a sword and a shield and solve interesting puzzles with a variety of equipment. You wouldn't suddenly expect to have a gun and start mowing down zombies in Zelda now would you? Sure that would be "innovative", but it wouldn't be Zelda anymore. Then why would people expect to be skateboarding around while throwing boomerangs at enemies in a COD game?

The best they can do to innovate while still remaining COD is by giving a new setting, brand new equipment, new characters and in general just adding interesting features such as say wall climbing and mechs as seen in the trailer to keep things fresh in the tried and tested Call of Duty backdrop.

The real issue I agree with Shadow on is that they NEED to make sure that this COD addresses the issues of an unbalanced multiplayer and other major issues such as bad map design with overly large maps that plagued the previous title. That is something they have to address first and foremost before they can innovate anything; fix the problems with the previous game that people complained about.

they are ashamed to say that this looks good :P

It caught my attention and may buy even tho I suck at FPS. Kevin Spacey = big plus!! P.S. Looks like Activision is still on board with MS despite PS4 success!!

People will make comparisons for the sake of making them... even if they sound ridiculous.