Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Nintendo Wii

The only con: graphics for Wii are standard definition. As in 480 pixels across. This is dwarfed now-a-days by all the 1080 pixels across content. So if you're used to Xbox and Playstation, understand that playing this Wii game on your 1080 or even 4K TV will mean you'll see a game that looks kinda blocky.Also, controls are a LITTLE wonky. They can be customized to a point but I found myself several times trying to get out of places and not being able to because the controls were not intuitive. (I was using the Wii Zapper).But you'll quickly forget about that because of the pros.PROS: While it's 480, those 480 graphics are brilliant. Far more details and immersive than many of the other Wii games I've played. But this game is more than pixels, it's what those pixels are bringing to you in terms of story and excitement.This is a first person shooter with a storyline that is linked to previous games though you don't have to have played the previous games to follow this storyline. Each level takes you to a different part of the world, wielding a new kind of weapon, riding a new kind of vehicle... as acting as a new character! And the action is EPIC. Even now, in the summer of 2016, this game feels like I'm playing a current hollywood blockbuster movie trilogy all in a single game.You're dropped off in New York City where you witness buildings crashing down on you. You're on the streets and in the buildings and on the rooftops. Later you're under water riding an underwater jet ski following a massive submarine. Then you're in the jungle, sniping. Then in a dry sandy village. You're down in the subway tracks, in the back of a jeep driving after a speeding subway car! You're running through the streets of Germany. Of France. You're piloting bombing air craft. There are SO many enemies ahead of you hiding in so many different places. It feels SO immersive!It's no an open world game but at times it feels so. Flying high above the area before you land really gives you a feeling of how much space you could have to run around. When you're in the thick of the action though, there's just too many enemies to considering wandering around sight seeing although they'll be a bit of that! So many places to hide and duck. Damaged buildings you can wander upstairs and downstairs in. While most levels have a main single path to follow (and a fellow soldier to follow) you more often than not always have a second or 3rd way to get there. Behind the buildings, a side road or on the rooftops. It's not COMPLETELY linear, you see.The action is so intense that I've played the game twice now because it was just so exciting. And better yet, there is reason for completionists to play again - there are enemy computers with intel on them which you collect. I believe there are a grand total of 46 computers hidden throughout the game; 3-4 computers on each level. You don't have to find them to beat a level, it's just a fun side objective. At any point you can return to a level and replay it while looking for those computers (you don't lose your spot).There are a couple WARNINGS in the game, advising the player that there are disturbing scenes which you can opt out of (and this does not effect your score or your ability to win the game). From what I can tell so far, one scene that you can skip over is [SPOILERS]: After a level in which you have to stop trucks filled with explosives, you are placed on the street as a random father with his wife and daughter. You are looking through a camera view finder as the mom plays with the daughter on the street. One of the trucks seen previously pulls up next to the little girl and is detonated killing the girl, the mom and presumably the father (you). Not graphic in terms of literal gore - but certainly may be disturbing to some.[SPOILERS OVER. READ ON SAFELY!] All in all, this is a game that is JAM PACKED with excitement. It's even more exciting if you follow the plot but if you're like me, there's too much else to think of (wow look at those graphics! What are the controls? What will happen next? Where are we going? How to I survive all this?) No matter, the game is intense and exciting and it's a game I certainly want to play multiple times.

This game is awesomeAnother fantastic entry from Activision and Treyarch.The Single player has an amazing story, with superb voice acting and actions sequences.The multiplayer is amazingly complex and fun. The new Assault, Support and Specialist killstreak system will appeal to both pros and beginners. The new different killstreaks, weapons and equipments adds a lot of customization to your battlesThe new survival mode is addictive, and with around 16 maps categorized into 4 difficulties that not only varies the enemies count and difficulty, but also the type of enemies present in each of them, will keep you or you and a buddy planning different strategies to survive wave after waveMy only complain with this game is that there are parts (specially in the singleplayer campaign) that are too dark and there is no in-game brightness settingA must buy for Wii ownersNote: Some of the bad reviews that this game got was due lag and glitch problems with the multiplayer. While I witnessed firsthand these issues as well during my first few days with the game, Activision and Treyarch quickly released a patch that fixed all of these issues and now the game runs perfectly.

MW3 is similar to the other MW games as far as single player mode goes. It's a continuation of the storyline started in the earlier MW series, with a definate conclusion. Once more, don't get too attached to the american characters as they are all killed off in the story line. Game play is straight forward, fairly fast paced.But now for the suck part, the on=line multiplayer is fairly disappointing. The maps are layed out much smaller than any of the other CoD games, with a lot of "clutter". Most annoying is the mini-map which blocks off a good part of your screen, it can block off an opponent in your field of vision if you're not careful. When playing "dominance" the flag icon also has a tendency to add unwanted clutter to the screen. Camping or sniping fans will be disappointed in this game as there are very few opportunities to get a killstreak going using a sniper rifle as your primary weapon. The map designers left very open areas suitable for sniping, it seems they want everyone to "run and gun". A couple of sweet spots can be found in "Mission", "Village" or "Fallen" but the rest of the maps are mainly designed for fast paced close quarter combat scenarios.As noted in another review, there is a tendency for the game to come to a complete standstill if the host bails out, which is unfair to the players that racked up a good score.It will be interesting where this franchise will go now that Nintendo decided to kill the Wii platform.

Lo avevo acquistato come regalo e non è compatibile, errore mio

en parfaire condition et a temps

Entretenido, llegó en perfectas condiciones, gráficos decentes y buena jugabilidad. La historia está de 8 pero es un buen juego

Va muy bien

Works great and my husband is happy with this game.