This is far one of the best games I have played yet thru COD. The weapons upgrade are amazing, and the graphics are much better than the first cod's The only thing I miss is combat training, where you can set up the game the way you want it.

I learned many Wii players complained about the darkness in the game; I did not experienced it much, it is all due to the component cable; It is amazing to see how much difference it makes on the graphics; It did not cost me a fortune either; I spent $5 on the cable.

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When I seen the online price of this game, I had to buy it! In the store it's regularly $50. I found it a little difficult to play with the wii remote and nunchuck, and the zapper, so I ended up buying the classic controller. I am completely satisfied with my purchase!

The game itself is what I expected, even the WII version looks great and is a lot of fun to play. I just wish the WII could support the much clearer and detailed graphics of the other gaming systems...

MW3 has to be the best shooter for the wii yet. this game is a whole lot of fun, and creates a lot of exciting game play that is unique to the wii and the wii alone. It makes for an exciting time and is defiantly worth playing. I would recommend this game to anyone with a wii.

Not many developers have truly mastered the Wii. One of the few developers that have is Treyarch. For the past three years they have delivered incredible ports of the Call of Duty games to the Wii, each one being a marked improvement on the previous entry.

Great Presentation; Fantastic CoOp Mode; Still the best online system on the Wii; Huge amount of content

Frustrating multiplayer design choices

Call of Duty is a peculiar series. Each year it shifts millions of copies and is greeted with near unanimous critical praise, yet it also attracts a special kind of hatred from a vocal segment of the gaming community that consider it a microcosm of everything that is wrong with modern gaming.

The boys are back in town! It's hard to believe that it has been 2 years since Modern Warfare 2 was released. Here we are once again joining Soap MacTavish and Captain John Price in their hunt for ultranationalist terrorist leader Vladimir Makarov.

Here it is: the Wii version of Activision's annual, best-selling, running forwards simulator. Do you own another games console? Well get it on that one instead, Nintendo won't be offended.

Modern Warfare 3 isn't just about killing people. With the built-in Call of Duty: Elite network, it's about making friends, winning prizes and improving your online skills too. Oh, and yeah, killing people too actually. But do we really need a Facebook for fragging?