After I upped the sensitivity a bit, I was able to pull in on enemies for quick bursts or pinpoint headshots, even on moving targets and in hairy situations. In addition to five different controller presets (varying in terms of speed and sensitivity) and six tweakable button layouts, the menu sports myriad sensitivity and adjustment items to facilitate the best point-and-shoot experience. Shooters that end up working well on the system have taken care to make customization a priority Modern Warfare 3 follows this trend well. Though I half expected to end up cruising through with the Classic Controller, using the motion controls was equally as effective. Like Black Ops last year, Treyarch implemented support for the system's Classic Controller and Zapper peripheral in addition to the default Wii Remote and Nunchuk configuration. The other prominent area of complaint with first-person shooters on the Wii lies with the controls. If you come to a game like this for the mechanics, the moments, and the multiplayer, however, then you'll be in great shape. If you're an unflinching stickler for graphical fidelity, MW3 will likely get under your skin.
In fact, it looks a like what probably pops into your mind when you hear "Modern Warfare 3 on Wii." Textures are blurrier, the frame rate is noticeably dodgier, and the level of detail is several notches below what you'll see on PS3, Xbox 360, or even the most modest of PCs.įortunately, none of that carries a great deal of significance when it comes down to what Modern Warfare 3 is at the core. Graphically, Modern Warfare 3 on Wii is not what you'll find on any other console. Wii games of this kind carry a certain amount of stigma, and in the interest of talking about Modern Warfare 3 in a way that doesn't hinge its appeal entirely upon the system, these issues will be addressed now. And yet again, this joke-butt of a port is deceptively great.
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