Call of Duty 4 on DS? Yeah, it’s actually a thing—and shockingly decent for a handheld port. You’re still storming through those iconic Modern Warfare missions, just with chunky DS controls and some creative compromises. The first mission drops you right into that cargo ship chaos, though the graphics are… well, let’s just say your imagination fills in a lot.

Surprisingly, the core gunplay holds up. Sniping feels satisfying, and the AI isn’t completely braindead. You’ll miss the console version’s polish, but there’s something weirdly charming about clearing rooms with a stylus. Just don’t expect multiplayer—this one’s all about the campaign.

If you’ve got nostalgia for early handheld shooters, it’s a fun little time capsule. Just maybe lower those expectations a notch.