Call Of Duty 3 Review by Cubed3

This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii Game Call Of Duty 3 by Cubed3

When Nintendo showed off the Wii anyone who knew anything meaningful about gaming knew that things would change. The accuracy of an analogue stick was gone and inherent human error would have to be factored into games. Things like heartbeat, breathing and natural hand tremors would start to have an effect on gaming and ergo some games would become very tough to play. CoD 3 is sadly one of these games. Anyone who has played the series will know that accuracy is key, if you can pull off headshots from miles away with your standard rifle then the levels will start to move that bit quicker. Not in an abnormally easy way but simply that skill has its reward.

Previously (and on the 360 version) this meant lining up your cross-hairs with a tiny head and pushing the trigger….pretty simple thanks to the accuracy afforded by the analogue as you just nudge it towards the target. With the Wiimote you have to point, hold and shoot. With the aforementioned problems of being a human and having a heartbeat and the need to breathe…well…it becomes pretty much impossible on high difficulty levels. That’s not to say it’s possible on low difficulty levels, just that it happens (usually down to luck) and even when it does you have no feeling of fulfilment.

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You need practice, at the war many people had to took the rifle without never trained. The wimote only makes more realistic game

The aim is fine, I’m sorry for those people but I can keep a steady hand and sharp aim, Call of Duty 3 is an excellent game with great and easy to use controls.

Jesus christ, just read the full review that guy is a absolute fuc….. idiot. I tried registering but the site is as bad at handling new members trying to join as it at reviewing games, a complete failure. If anyone is interested in buy C.O.D 3 take my surprise and annoyance as a solid recommendation.

I don’t even understand why people have issues with the gestures, nevermind aiming weapons