The graphics are somewhat better than COD 2, but the gameplay is pretty flat, so it doesn't make that much of a difference. Even though the series was always linear and scripted, previous version were imaginative enough to have me immersed. This one feels like it's on rails, indicating little or no replay value. In terms of the story, the writing is predictable and contrived, which makes me think one of two things: either the writers think I'm dumb, or they're too dumb to know the material is poor. They even bothered to include a "hot" female member of the french resistance. I haven't finished the game, but I wonder where that plot line is going? Perhaps she becomes stranglely attracted to the silent but strong protagonist who proves he has the stuff of heroes. I'm flattered. Lastly, the orchestral score sounds about as synthesized as I've ever heard. It's a good thing this series is going back to infinity ward for COD4.
The first thing you notice when playing COD3 is the improved visuals. There's no denying that this game looks better than its predecessor in just about every way. Once you start playing however, you'll notice that the ... Read Full Review
The online play is fun you can have 24 people in one map New Maps not on PS2 are Poisson And Fuel Plant they are good bu Poisson my favorite and I play war mostly online And Team battle It's better then the ps2 versio... Read Full Review
