There are two ways I can review this game (neither of which make it remotely timely, but that's a whole 'nother issue).
The first involves you being half asleep, skimming all the words I write and only needing a couple words so you can impulsively drop $60 on another weekend's worth of entertainment.
For those of you I just described: Yes, it's close enough to Modern Warfare 2-quality to warrant your purchase. Hand your money to the Fred Meyer cashier and enjoy killing more Taliban soldiers than a speed freak UAV pilot with the DARPA-funded equivalent of I-D-K-F-A.
The rest of you are going to have to venture past the jump so I can explain why the hint of cynicism in that last remark doesn't stem from moral objections to the real world political monkeyshines leading to the theoretical events mirrored by the game.