#Call of duty 3 demos series

The watch is on-screen the entire time, right at the bottom of the screen. It was locked with one graphic, showing that it was a little before 4:30 PM. During the Manhattan level, your soldier is wearing a digital watch that, while powered, doesn't actually function in-game. The question I was left with after seeing the demo was a pretty stupid one. You can see some bits and pieces of this stuff in the trailer that Activision released. Eventually the train derails, which looked pretty cool. The majority of this demo was also an on-rails shooting section as the SAS troops drive a pick-up truck up a subway tunnel in pursuit of an enemy-filled train. The second level, called 'Mind the Gap,' is set in London, and players take on the role of Sgt. Then a helicopter pulled up and turned the level into an on-rails shooting mission as you fire out of the side door of the chopper. After gunning down the few guys that were standing around and protecting the tower, a charge was placed, the tower fell, and the radio immediately sprung to life.ДЇrom here, enemy soldiers started firing down from other nearby rooftops, which led to a fairly standard drone sequence, where the player fired missiles down onto the enemy positions. but with more bangs, like a string of firecrackers going off. '9-bangs' were thrown in a couple of cases, and these appear to work like flashbangs. This eventually took the troops up Wall Street and right onto the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, where they fought to the roof, where a large antenna was blocking communications. The rest of this sequence looked fairly standard, though seeing buildings explode and shudder around you looked pretty decent. You're armed with a weapon that features the one truly new thing I saw in Modern Warfare 3: the ability to push the weapon's scope off to the side when you want a close-range red dot sight and slap it back up into place when you need to do some long-distance shooting. The wide streets of the city are, by the time you get there, littered with debris and burning vehicles. The first took place in Manhattan, with a level called Black Tuesday that showed members of Delta Force attempting to push back the Russian invasion. Assuming that the Xbox 360 gameplay we were shown is representative of the final product, Modern Warfare 3 appears to be a Call of Duty game, with a rock-solid framerate and plenty of guys to gun down. The assembled media was then shown a couple of nice-looking levels that left me thinking that Modern Warfare 3 isn't going completely off the rails just because some portion of the Modern Warfare 2 team isn't with the company.

#Call of duty 3 demos series

At this point, it's hard not to feel like the series is losing a bit of steam, and with the game being spread across multiple developers, it's easy to start jumping to conclusions and suspect that this year's Call of Duty is going to be kind of a mess. When I sat down to watch Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling and Sledgehammer's Glen Schofield talk a bit about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, I wasn't really sure what to expect.