#Call of duty modern warfare 3 review full#

Most notable is the inclusion of Call of Duty ELITE. It's not all the same though as a few nice tweaks and additions have been made to weapon customization and game modes. MW3 sticks closely to the multiplayer experience of its predecessors - and why wouldn't it? If it ain't broke and all. Of course, this isn't why fans flock to their local retailers waiting hours in line to be the first to play. But we play it anyway - hour after addictive hour - because they just do it so very, very well.Дespite these returning issues, the main campaign is extremely satisfying. This hand holding and the infinitely-spawning enemies are the big reasons why hardcore gamers loathe the franchise. While this does create an exciting pace that pushes the action forward, it also breaks the immersion and realism and, on harder difficulties, ruins the experience with cheap, frustrating deaths.ДЄdditionally, MW3 still leads you by the hand from checkpoint to checkpoint but does offer a little more room for flanking and smart maneuvering then previous installments. The limitless bad guys in MW3 do behave a bit more intelligently than in previous titles, only occasionally sprinting through lines of fire, ignoring your allies along the way, to shoot you specifically. Infinitely-spawning enemies has always made the COD experience descend into a mad dash to reach the next checkpoint taking as few hits as possible rather than engaging in a strategic battle for cover. Not everything is gravy though, as the main campaign does see the return of two of the series' most infamous schemes - infinitely-spawning enemies and an overabundance of hand-holding. The narrative sticks to the series' now formulaic (but still effective) thrill ride that Infinity Ward does so well, and delivers a bittersweet conclusion to the Modern Warfare saga and its characters. You'll be taken to major cities all over the world - including New York, London and Paris - as you fight overwhelming forces in the midst of the most cinematically beautiful destruction.

#Call of duty modern warfare 3 review full#

With World War III in full effect, MW3's campaign is as grand and spectacle-filled as anything else in the series.