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- Gameinformer Gameinformer"When it comes down to it, Modern Warfare 3 meets expectations. The core elements of multiplayer and the campaign remain fundamentally unchanged, but the game serves as a great example of how many subtle tweaks can add up to an improved overall product. Even with the recent turmoil at Infinity Ward, the remnants of that team (in conjunction with Sledgehammer) have put together a worthy sequel to one of the most successful franchises of all time." 9/10 ~Gameinformer
- IGN IGN"Despite its flaws, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 takes the fantastic series we&#Array;ve come to love over the years and iterates on it with great success. The multiplayer is hands-down the best it has ever been, with more features, more modes and a ton of new levels and ways to interact via Call of Duty Elite. The singleplayer campaign and Spec Ops mode add value to the overall package, creating something that may not be perfect, but is too damn addicting to pass up." 9/10 ~IGN
- Pluggedin Pluggedin"All those familiar minuses and (a few) plusses, however, really only scratch the surface of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Fans who swarmed to stores and slapped down a record-breaking $775 million in the first five days of the game's release will readily admit that it's the online component that gives MW3 its real draw. That multiplayer battling takes place on 16 new and intricate maps. And it's designed with an involving leveling-up schematic while introducing frantic, enemies-on-all-sides excitement. It boasts a newly revamped rewards system that keeps players locked in place with regularly administered perks. Notice that I said locked in place. USA Today reported on a Utah woman who couldn't seem to drag her husband away from MW3 after he bought the game and spent the next 48 hours immersed in the heat of online battle. So she decided to post an ad on Craigslist to try to grab his attention: "One Husband to the Highest Bidder" "I am selling my 22 year old husband," she began. "He enjoys eating and playing video games all day. Easy to maintain, just feed and water every 3-5 hours. You must have Internet and space for gaming. Got tired of waiting, so free to good home. If acceptable replacement is offered, will trade." She later said she was joking. And he said he got the gag. Still, I'm sure the young missus in Utah would be pleased if we all got the message." ~Pluggedin