Abstract: For the past six or seven years, the gaming community’s come to expect a new iteration of Call of Duty each holiday Season. Each release of the series seems to break sales records and Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) is no different. Having already ...
Abstract: Call of Duty 3 is a decent FPS game that fans of the series will definitely enjoy. Others hoping to see more from the PS3 version after having played the XBOX 360 version will be left disappointed.
Abstract: You certainly won’t be complaining about the visuals in CoD3 – it’s definitely a great looking game with enough atmosphere to make you feel like you’re playing through Saving Private Ryan or Cross of Iron. The environments are highly detailed and convincing, the rain and particle effects are believable, and the explosions are suitably disorientating...
Abstract: Call of Duty 3 is a great game that, unfortunately, has the obligation of living up to a very successful legacy. In fact, if it was a standalone WWII shooter that wouldn't have come under the understandably thorough scrutiny of fans of the CoD franchis...
Abstract: Even though I’m pretty sick of the whole World War II genre, Call of Duty (CoD) is one World War II franchise that doesn’t make me want to curl up and die. Introduced way back in 2003 on PCs, CoD single handedly managed to breathe some fresh a...
Call of Duty 3 is easily the best in the series (or at least a tie with COD2) but the PS3 conversion just doesn’t do it justice. If this is the only next-gen system you have then you should go ahead and play it, but if you own a 360 you’ll hav...
Published: 2006-11-22, Author: Li C. Kuo , review by: gamespy.com
Intense combat and chaotic scenarios in the single-player campaign; very exciting and fun multiplayer experience.
Annoying collision-detection errors; AI buddies create traffic jams; disappearing, reappearing friendly units; no voice support for online; occasional slowdown; very few multiplayer games currently online.
I know there have been a lot of World War II games in the past few years. To some people, all these games may seem to blend together and all the reviews may sound the same. With this in mind, Ive decided to approach this review a little differently. I...
Excellent graphics and textures; booming sounds effects and music; solid experience in single and multiplayer modes.
Occasional dips in the frame rate; lack of diversity in multiplayer modes; a few bugs that should have been caught in the QA review.
The quality that we have come to expect from this series is still evident. While not the most polished launch title, it certainly deserves a place on your gaming shelf this November.
