Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is finally here, in a variety of different versions including the standard edition, the Hardened Edition and the Prestige Edition (which includes night vision goggles and a downloadable copy of the original Call of Duty). But Mario is not afraid of a little console combat as New Super Mario Bros. Wii is also being released this week.

It's here! It's here! It's finally here! Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, one of the most anticipated games of all-time, will be released this week on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The title, which has racked up more pre-orders at GameStop than any other game ever, will be available in several different editions. There's the standard game-only edition, the "Hardened" edition, and the Prestige Edition, which will include a pair of working night vision goggles. Microsoft is also putting out a special edition Xbox 360 Elite console that will include a Call of Duty-themed case design, a 250GB hard drive and a copy of the game.

While dozens of other games will also be released this week, only one will actually challenge Modern Warfare 2. It is also the only game being released this Fall that could hope to challenge Infinity Ward's juggernaut. It is, of course, New Super Mario Bros. Wii. While a new sidescrolling Mario game doesn't pack the same punch it would have two decades ago, it is notable in that its the first sidescrolling Mario game to appear on a console since 1991. It is also the first time the series has seen cooperative multiplayer since the first game to bear the Mario moniker, Mario Bros.
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    FinalFantasyFanaticc Nov 9, 09
    Only two games that interest me this week are Phantasy Star Zero and Dragon Ball: Raging Blast, nothing else good there.
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    Red 9 Nov 10, 09
    I find MW2 being the most-anticipated game of all time to be a gross overstatement, personally. But meh; what canya do?
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      chautemoc Nov 10, 09
      Apparently it set pre-order records at Gamestop..

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