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Call of Duty 3 Promo Images, Screens, Video

As I softly bounce to the soothing sounds of RJD2’s Ghostwriter, I came across some new promo images and screens of Activision’s Call of Duty 3 for Wii. Enough seeing. Playing is believing, right? Whatcha think?


As I softly bounce to the soothing sounds of RJD2’s Ghostwriter, I came across some new promo images and screens of Activision’s Call of Duty 3 for Wii. Enough seeing. Playing is believing, right?

Whatcha think?

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  1. Meh….You see one WWII game….But the way he is holding the Remote and attachment is an interesting concept…..Now lets se..err…play how that works out this November.

  2. I agree that the way he's holding the controller is interesting. Looks like you hold both parts of the Wii controller to coordinate with the butt and barrel of the rifle. Could add an interesting aiming element as you tilt them both, while trying to minimize shaking, to aim.

  3. yeah those graphics look so awful in the screens. i want to see video maybe the screenshots are just bad. i'm at a loss. i know wii can look better than this. mario galaxy and red steel are setting the bar early. i really hope noone buys this game if it looks like this, unless you are just a call of duty/ww2 nut. i even really enjoy ww2 shooters when done right, and i'm sure this could be a fun play but putting 50 or 60 dollars in their hands tells them its ok just to make a half hearted wii game. i'll wait till i see more screens or some vids, but for now just awful.

  4. I'm pretty sure he's just holding it like that for effect (and he's gay).

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