Call Of Duty Modern Warfare Reflex is a awesome FPS for the wii. If you only have a wii and your looking for a great FPS, then you came to the right game. Modern Warfare Reflex is a port from the original game in 2007, by infantry ward. It was ported to the wii in 2009 by Treyarch. The story mode in this game focuses on two characters. Sgt. Soap Mactavish in the British military, and Sgt. Paul Jackson in the U.S. Marines.For most of the story you will mostly play as Soap in the British Military. and you will not play many levels as Jackson. I really wanted more missions as a marine, but it isn't that big of a deal, because you playing as Soap in the S.A.S. makes up for it. The controls are perfect. You can customize them any way to your liking. You can play the game with a wii zapper, but I prefer the wii and the nunchuck. There is a multi playing in story mode, but it is not really fun unless your friend don't mind just pointing and clicking at the screen to kill enemies. But you don't come for that. You play for the online multi player. It is addicting. The are many ways to playing online now like team deathmatch, free for all, domination, and search and destroy. It is way better than the multi player in world at war wii(the online for world at war wii is fun, but not as fun as modern warfare reflex). Over all, if your looking for a great FPS, check out modern warfare reflex. This game is definently worth your money. If you have a x-box, ps3(or a pc), then I recommend buying it for those counsels. This game gets a 9/10 for being one of the best FPS's on the wii with the conduit.
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