i dont think so but i also am a bigger fan of the good ole campaign mode

Answered 2 months ago by jbittojr

NOT your poll. This has been asked before in almost the exact same way. Only once but it's been asked. Yes b/c it's a different gamestyle but of the same gameplay plus there's a huge difference of playing with AI and with people. However, playing against a person can make or break the MP.

Answered 2 months ago by ZoidbergPHD126

I thought Halo 3 did, I didnt like the campaign, but MP was fun for a while untill i discovered a game called cod4

Answered 2 months ago by daniels1213

I am not much for cod4 campaign but addicted to multiplayer so, yes.

Answered about 1 month ago by doctajayallday

Absolutely! The multiplayer is generally what keeps you interested longer. I'm all about staying entertained while stretching the dollar.

Answered about 1 month ago by etchie82

Not at all. Two seperate things!

Answered 2 months ago by eZACKe

No, it doesn't.

Answered 2 months ago by videohead85

not really, i enjoy more the single player aspect of a game than the multi player

Answered 2 months ago by rabbler78

YES

Answered 2 months ago by BIGBIRD324

And the answer is ... *drum roll* ... Halo 3. Poor campaign, but rockin' MP. I'm not even a fan of Halo, this was the first one I ever played, but I must say that online it was pretty sweet. Then I got CoD4 ...

Answered 2 months ago by Spooky

i suppose, but it has to be a pretty bangin story mode to make up for a shitty campaign.

Answered 2 months ago by Thurminator

It can. And that largely depends on the game. Some games are really built around the multiplayer and the singleplayer was only put in as an after thought.

Answered 2 months ago by weezerzeke

I don't think it does, I would prefer a really good single player over multiplayer for any game.

Answered 2 months ago by Ruien

It depends on how killer the multiplayer is and how crappy the single player is. Most of the time though I think it does.

Answered 2 months ago by HITman1995

yea, it makes up for it completely

Answered 2 months ago by jrcharles1993

it doesnt completely make up for it, but it does add value to the game

Answered 2 months ago by Quinion

i don't think so. i play many of my games single campaign first and then the multiplayer option. a great game has both of these things.

Answered 2 months ago by BrandAid1138

not really

Answered 2 months ago by decks12