Publisher:    Namco
Developer:    Namco
Genre:    3D Fighting
Release Date:    Feb 24, 2005 (more)
ESRB:    TEEN
ESRB Descriptors:    Use of Alcohol and Tobacco, Violence, xxxual Themes, Language

Publisher:    EA Games
Developer:    Maxis
Genre:    Virtual Life
Release Date:    Nov 9, 2004 (more)
ESRB:    TEEN
ESRB Descriptors:    Crude Humor, Mature xxxual Themes, Violence, xxxual Themes

Publisher:    SCEA
Developer:    Polyphony Digital
Genre:    Motorcycle Racing
Release Date:    Apr 4, 2006 (more)
ESRB:    EVERYONE
Resolution:    480p, 1080i, Widescreen
Sound:    Dolby Pro Logic II
Offline Modes:    Competitive
Number of Players:    1-2

Call of Duty 3 feeds once again the enormous greed of the public by title based on the Second World War played in the position the role of a fighter in one of several platoons Americans toward arduous victory. The story is more compelling passed through the exhibit also the views of countries like France, Poland and Canada in one of the key moments of the invasion of Germany, the fateful raid on the coast of Normandy.
Something remarkable in the unfolding of the plot is the relationship of the player with his superiors and subordinates, or team work - despite the usual games of first-person shooter to let the player to charge completely sweep the entire infantry enemies. With this, the AI should have special treatment, but not what happens in Call of Duty 3. Unfortunately, the allies have the bad habit to get into full line of fire during an attack, hindering rather the sight of the player causing many cases it was preferable that they were "helping."