Call of Duty: Ghost(PS3)

At the time of writing, this game cost less than £3. You really aren't going to go wrong for that amount of money, but so far I'm finding this game totally enjoyable. I was never a fan of this type of game in the past, until I picked up a copy of Black Ops on Xbox when it came out. That turned me, and although I'm still unable to maintain a positive kill/death ratio, I'll keep coming back for more. There are some small maps included here, and some really quite big ones. The level of detail is great for both, and if I ever see you in a multiplayer game of this; you can bet your life I'll be the one walking casually through the middle of the map without any care for my own personal saf...oh great, killed again. There are some reviews of this game that imply this game is just for the campers; the ones who like to lie in wait with a sniper rifle and pick you off when you haven't even finished respawning from the last death. My experience hasn't been the same; some of these maps offer that kind of experience, the large outdoor areas such as the Scotland map are perfect for this, but there are also several close-quarters maps, where you need to keep moving before being trodden on. And then knifed in the back before you've even registered there was anybody there. As part of the COD franchise, and for this price point - this is a great game. The story mode is full of cut-scenes, but plays well, there's the option to play multiplayer games against bots; ideal for idiots like me who really have no clue how to be good at this game, and there's also an extra game type: Extinction, where you pit your wits against some alien scum. Overall, this is well worth getting, and in my opinion is better than others in the franchise. Go get this, and I'll see you online. Okay, I probably won't see you online, but you'll undoubtedly see me, and I'll feel your bullets.

Great game

Call of Duty:Ghosts, is a step up from some of the previous call of duty's such as Modern Warfare 3. The campaign is fun, of a decent length and despite missions in space and underwater, maintains realism. The new squads mode is an interesting idea, and customising your character buying upgrades and kill-streaks gives you something to work for once you have finished the campaign. Extinction despite negative reviews is fun and a twist on the usual standard Zombies, it also increases team work with ammo, grenades and reinforcement required at various times, it gives you a reason to aid your team instead of playing purely for yourself as in previous Zombie modes. The Multi-player is also more exciting and well-worked, new kill-streaks and weapons prevents you from losing interest like in other Infinity Ward games. The main complaint about this game is the size of the maps. I agree some are a bit larger than necessary but in no way ruins the game and the majority of the negative reviews are by rival fans who favour the Battlefield franchise and only play it for 'one hour' to work out complaints. Lets face it CoD isnt Battlefield and Battlefield isnt CoD, they're different games, they always will be, but in terms of current gen, Call of Duty: Ghosts far out does Battlefield 4 in textures, graphics and content this may not be the case for next gen consoles but currently that's how it stands. This game is action packed, exciting and what you expect from Call of Duty plus more it's not perfect there are slight tweaks that can be made but a simple update would sort them and as for the big maps infinity ward are likely to be bringing out close quarters maps in the near future despite some negative reviews its worth the buy.

This is only going to be a short review as there isn't much to say... This game is very different to Black Ops 2 which is mainly a good thing as it shows development and innovation. The new game modes are a lot of fun and 'Cranked' is a personal favorite of mine. The game feels quite similar to MW3 as it's fast paced and you're likely to die a lot at first. This is mainly due to the new map design as it is no longer linear paths of occasional sight lines and a middle part which has lots of avenues. Instead it is a cluster of corridors, floors and passages. This leads to chaos as you could be in the process of an ambush then you get ambushed and then he/she gets ambushed and so on. This make camping a little harder so that is a plus but one aspect that is effected is spawning, 60% of the time it's fine the other 40% is split. 20% 'spawn killed' the other 20% away from the action. To expand you can find yourself at the top of the map with all your teammates pinning down all the enemies when you die you sometimes end up at the bottom of the map and then have to run for 25-45 seconds as the maps are huge on Ghosts. The multiplayer experience is very familiar and you won't feel lost if you have played COD before. Lastly I like the edition of some game mechanics such as the sprint to slide and the mantling. These are very much part of my game now. The lean feature is a cool idea but isn't really a game changer. I'm about the 3/4 the way through the campaign and haven't been massively impressed but it's not bad. The visuals are very similar but they have utilized different environments such as space and sea to give you a new kind of mission feel. I expect them to look a lot better on PS4. To wrap this up it's worth purchasing as it does have some new neat features and will quench your thirst for a FPS as COD always does.

Fabulous pressy no problems playing My son loves it

As advertised swift delivery.

This is a multiplayer review, since I am waiting to play single player on next gen. Having played, and generally enjoyed, every Call of Duty, I have to say that this is the most disappointing one. It isn't a bad game, it just feels like a step back over Black Ops 2. Now this is something which is down to personal taste, as everyone probably has a different favourite title. Mine are CoD 2, CoD 4, Black Ops 1 and Black Op 2. I felt each one of those games was a step forward within as much as you'll get in a CoD game. My biggest gripe with this game is the large maps. Too many times I have run across a whole map and seen no one. Not even a single team mate. These maps are just too large. The PS4, Xbox One and PC versions will support 18 players on the exact same maps, where as on PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U you only get 12. This means you have 6 less people in every map, and it definitely shows. The map design also feels too convoluted. There is too much vertical and landscape differentials on top of corners and doors and hallways that it ends up being you are never safe. Now this might sound exciting, but when you are running about, it is almost impossible to check every place you could be shot from. For me, this used to be part of the fun; learn the maps and understand where people are and be quick to shoot them first. This is simply impossible now. With the maps so large and so many places to be shot from, you can find yourself dying a lot whilst doing nothing wrong. I also find that graphical flourishes such as plants, signs, etc get in the way, and create too many camping spots. Add to this, quite probably the most frustrating thing, which is spawning, The developers said that they wanted players to get into the action quicker after dying, so now you will find yourself spawning near enemies. This leads to getting or being on the receiving end of cheap kills, or sometimes spawning with your back to an enemy meaning instant death. Yes, in any shooter with respawns, where you spawn will be an issue, but in team deathmatch, where there are no objective points, this shouldn't be an issue, but it is. Now to some finer points. I have found it almost too difficult to spot an enemy. Sometimes, they are just camouflaged too well with the background. I'm not talking about a Guile suit in grass either, I'm talking about in an urban environment of grey. It seems that a slight change has been made. It is hard to describe and pin point, but in past CoD's, you could always spot a player from the scenery. The pick 10 system, which I personally felt was so brilliantly created, has been scrapped. Instead you now have to just be forced into choosing perks with a limit of 8 perk points (12 if you don't take a secondary weapon), two attachments for your primary weapon ( you can select one, but it has no advantage from picking one), and a primary and secondary explosives. This may not sound too bad, but in Black Ops 2, everyone had preferences for how they played. I prefered to only take one secondary explosive and no secondary weapon and instead use more perks. Others prefered to beef up there explosives. This choice has been taken away for a system which is more like the older CoD's, and in my opinion is a step back. Also a step back is going back to Kill Streaks. In Black Ops 2, Score Streaks rewarded you for playing the objective and also doing things like getting UAV and assisting your team. All this is gone now. Now when playing objective based games, there is less incentive for people to play the objective as the reward of points isn't as much as getting kills and thus killstreaks. Also of note, is the Sat Com (the UAV replacement) and other Kill Streaks that help out the team, no longer offer points for doing so. This again is a step back, as getting points for using these Streaks encouraged players to use them. One last criticism I have is how little it takes to be killed. A few bullets from most weapons seems to kill you. This means within a second of seeing an enemy, you are dead. This causes endless frustration, sometimes as it is almost impossible to escape being shot at since you only need 2-3 bullets to go down. However this does seem to be a trait in the Infinity Ward games (CoD 2, 4, Modern Warfare 2/3), so if you liked it then, you'll like it now. One good thing is Kill Streak rewards are toned down, and you no longer spawn to be killed by overpowered ones. This isn't a bad CoD, but it is a step back from Black Ops 2, and I just cannot recommend it if you still enjoy playing that game, since it is much more balanced and fun overall. However, if you did prefer Infinity Wards Call of Duty's and didn't like where Black Ops 2 took the series, then this will most likely satisfy your CoD needs.

When a game premiers and you're looking at the prospect of investing £40.00 quid on something that may or may not live up to the price tag, gamers and reviewers alike have the right to be cautious. However, when you can pick the same thing up used for less than the postage, nobody has anything to complain about. Buy the damn thing. That's really all there is, meaningful, to say. Though short – I think Ghosts campaign clocks up around 6 hours – those 6 hours are packed with plenty of gun blazing boo-yah! and visual spectacle by the bucket. You do the Moonraker space battle thing, only it looks seriously good. There's a bit where you have to egress a collapsing building that's splitting in two, a la Transformers: Dark Side of The Moon. An underwater battle scene that could be lifted straight from Thunderball, a blazing gun-fight across the top of a speeding train. Strongholds to infiltrate worthy of any Bond villains lair a-plenty. Plus. You get to drive a bitey dog... I found no downside to call of Duty: Ghosts - aside from not being able to get the dog to poop in the path of enemies so as they have to step in it and then go through all the rigmarole of trying to get it off their boot - how could anyone not put that in a game with a bitey, remote controlled dog in it? That's just seriously taking they eye off the dogs chewy-ball... Combat has the fluid ease you come to expect from the COD franchise, the story is jingoism personified - oh those poor, down trodden Americans who never climb up the pipes of anyone, surrounded on all sides by so many who seek to invade America simply for the sake of teaching them an important life-lesson about playing nice-with-others.... Though the story's appended to these things – and they are pretty much stapled on just to justify whatever level you're playing – Ghosts (fortunately) isn't a universal primer on how right America is and how very wrong everyone else is. Even though (story-wise) it is, just a hell of a lot. Think of instead as a Michael Bay movie you can actively take part in and – rampant nationalism aside – you can rip through it perfectly happily. The levels are fun. Though large they're balanced enough to allow you to enjoy each section without wanting to throw your controller at the TV in sheer frustration too often, there's also plenty of other stuff to throw yourself into on the disc as well, including Squads and Extinction. At less than the price of the postage to send it – what are you waiting for? Buy it.

Compré el juego super barato, lo recibí rápido, y aunque sea versión inglesa, lo puedes poner en castellano perfectamente. El juego es entretenido y funciona perfectamente.

My son loves this game and it was so worth the wait time for it!!!!! Highly recommend

Gut

Il gioco é bello, sia in sigolo che in multiplayer... ma la particolarità per questo acquisto é il prezzo, davvero irrisorio. Gioco totalmente in italiano.

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