Finally breaking away from the World War II content that most first person shooters seemed to be stuck on for the past few years, Infinity Ward has come back with a new entry in their iron clad series that jumps ahead to present day to try and give the player a new experience.

With Valve, it’s not the quality of the game that you’re usually worried about, it’s when it’s going to actually release. After the year delay of Half Life 2, Valve has been more tightly lipped about any talk of possible release dates until they know they can achieve it and this has seemed to work for the past two releases since Half Life 2 including Episode One and now The Orange Box which released on October 10th of 2007.