Call of Duty 3 Review

It's back to World War 2 for another tour of duty - this time you'll fight your way through Northern France just after the D-Day landings. Call of Duty has been one of the most popular games series of recent years - so how does it fare on the PlayStation 3? What's new for the game on the PS3? Download the first issue of P3Zine to read the Call of Duty 3 review. Click here to read the full Call of Duty 3 review now!

Call of Duty 3 review
At the beginning of Call of Duty 3 you’re hoisted over a wall and find yourself in the midst of what can only be described as a virtual Hell. Before your very eyes a churchyard is ripped apart by artillery shells and automatic fire... plumes of smoke fill the air, twisted and shaped by the ferocious blasts. Suddenly a German fighter plunges from the sky, smashes into the church tower and decimates the structure, showering everything in debris and dust. It’s all designed as an assault on the senses to leave you shell shocked and in awe at the amount of detail and movement. And it works. It’s a thrilling start, but no more than we’ ve come to expect from Call of Duty - a game that has usurped Medal of Honor as the ultimate in WWII shooters.Click here to continue reading the full Call of Duty 3 review!

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