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Welcome to the servers at call of duty :) I've got a ps3 and call of duty 4+5, half the fun of the game is playing with a mate and I've had exactly the same problem as you. It just seems to be about trial and error sometimes, have tried connecting like you for over an hour before and then on other days it just connects wth my mate straight away. Sometimes it helps to join a game(so you can see and hear other players) then invite your mate, if he/she to reply to your invite is quick sometimes you can get in that way. The only other bit of advice is to try different times of the day as the load on the servers does change throughout the day, apart from that it really is an issue with activision and for me the playstation network hope it gets better for you tim
To play online, you have to buy original game. There is nothing in the world which can help you to play pirated game online. cz, there is an online checking system of the original game.
if you are using a wireless connection the signal may be to weak. if not you can try deleting your game and save data. you will lose any single player saves you will also have to re download any map packs you purchased. the game should also do an update when you load again after deleting the game and save.
Check the 24 Hz setting in the BD/Blu-ray setting area. Some
televisions do not support this option. Turn it off. It will prevent
blu-ray movies from playing.
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