The game, which is the first game released since Microsoft acquired Activision for $69 billion, was criticized for being rushed.
Insiders claim that the tight deadline was due to the need to fill a gap in the publishing schedule. Originally conceived as DLC for MW 2, Modern Warfare III became a full-fledged sequel, adding additional stress to an already strained development team.
Critics are taking notice of the story; one calls the story mediocre and rushed. Analysts predict that this will not affect the long-term success of the series, but the continued decline in quality could lead to strategic changes by new owner Microsoft.
Source: Ferra
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