Kurczę, fajnie to wygląda. grał ktoś? jak z lagami?Lagów podobno nie ma , grę zakupie pod koniec miesiąca to się przekonam jak jest w trybie online .Gracze którzy posiadają wersje na Wii zachwalają multi :smile: .
What I?d like to learn are some things you liked / disliked about the game, more specifically with how it controls. Any and all feedback is welcomed. Making really solid FPS controls for the Wii can be challenging, so we?re trying to perfect that over time.http://gonintendo.com/?p=65407#comments
I have read these boards and am aware many of you wanted split screen, online co-op, drivable vehicles, Zombies, etc. So outside of those things, what else would you tweak / improve about the game, the game mechanics, and gameplay in-general? I?m not looking for a list of bugs - I got that already from reading the forums =).
Jestem właśnie po 2 godiznkach sieczki online w Call of Duty World at War na Wii. I jestem pod ogromnym wrażeniem, co da się zrobić z tą konsolą, gdy się tylko chce. Oczywiście, to tylko konwersja, ale pokazuje jak powinny one wyglądać.
Ogólnie grafika nie powala poszczeólnymi elementami, ponieważ postawiono na ilość. Plansze są spore, obiektów bez liku, sporo dzieje się. W multi podczas bombardowania wszystko wybucha i ogolnie wojenna zawierucha. Do tego biega ośmiu typów na arenie, rzucają granaty, walą z kolby, kampują, odrzucają granaty, nasyłają psy i tak dalej. Gra znajduje graczy szybciutko, wczytuje wszystko w mgnieniu oka, można sprawdzać swoje statystyki etc. Zdobywa się rangi, odkrywają się nowe tryby, bronie, dodatki, perki, można tworzyć swoje typy żołnierza. Sterowanie może nie jest idealne ale daje możliwość niemal pełnej kustomizacji, więc można je dostosować do swojego obecnego poziomu.
Wracając do grafiki, to nawet w multi można czasem na coś popatrzeć: budynki nie są zwykłymi kartonami, ciała latają od wybuchów, a i efekt wpadającego przez okno światła jest dość miły. Mi czasem przycinało w multi, ale to może być wina łącza. Raz mi też wywaliło z gry.
W singla na razie grałem za krótko, by ocenić, ale dzieje się sporo.
Ogólnie jeśli ktoś ma HDgena to powinien brać CoDa tam, ale dla posiadaczy Wii (lub zwolennikow fpsow na wiilota) to takze pozycja obowiązkowa. Od czasów MP3 nie bylo takiej strzelanki. COD wybija się nie tlyko dopracowaniem, "next-genowymi" ficzerami, ale też na tle innych wii-gier tym, że jets po prostu poważną gierką, bez cukierków. Z gier na Wii, to chyba moja druga po Mario Kart ulubiona pozycja do online.
http://de.youtube.com/watch?fmt=18&v=gjOotab1C8Q
Tu fajny filmik z Wii wersji, pokazujący działanie miotacza ognia, detekcję trafień oraz efekt szmacianej lalki.
Co do pytań:
- trudno powiedzieć, bo ich się nie wybiera, poza tym zależą od trybów pewnie, a te...
-... odkrywają się wraz ze zdobywanym poziomem doświadczenia. Trybów jest przynajmniej pięć, tyle widzialem. I przynajmniej 4 plansze, bo na tylu grałem.
- brak lagów to największa zaleta tej gry! Naprawdę są bardzo rzadkie i minimalne. Do tego od wybrania trybu do rozpoczęcia właściwej gry rzadko mija więcej niż minuta.
Aha, grałem tylko ze strangersami. Gdybym miał znajomych co gry i bym zakładał grę, może miałbym więcej opcji. Dunno.
napaliłem się Smile łatwo mnie złamać. będzie grane ! w sumie brakowało mi takich gier po przesiadce z PC.Ja zrobię sobie prezent na święta i zafunduje z miejsca Mario Galaxy z CoD5 :smile: .
The key here is the Wii version, which is known to have sold in excess of 366,000 units during December 2008 - there was no such Wii version of Call Of Duty 4.http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=22319
The Wii version of World At War appeared at #19 on January's top 20 list, and these additional sales will no doubt encourage Activision to produce another Wii port for any future Call of Duty titles.
Last we heard from Activision, Call of Duty: World at War on the Wii had moved over 500,000 copies. Now, thanks to a picture from CoffeewithChess, we can see that over 500,000 people have created accounts for online play. I think that?s a pretty rousing success for the game!(http://gonintendo.com/wp-content/photos/onlinerank.jpg)
Wii owners will be getting their own Modern Warfare fix this fall, as Activision will release Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for Nintendo's best-selling platform in November, arriving day and date with Infinity Ward's Modern Warfare 2.http://kotaku.com/5330124/call-of-duty-modern-warfare-comes-to-wii-this-november
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will be a port of Infinity Ward's blockbuster hit Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, originally released in 2007 on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. The Wii version of that game is planned to arrive on November 10 of this year, the same day that Modern Warfare 2 ships to retail.
Activision will announce the Wii port of the original Modern Warfare tomorrow. Call of Duty: World At War developer Treyarch will be handling development duties on the port.
Treyarch's entries in the series, Call of Duty 3 and Call of Duty: World At War, have already seen Wii iterations, with the latter moving over a million copies since its release. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare skipped Nintendo's console in 2007, something publisher Activision seems more than happy to remedy.
- nothing removed from original gamehttp://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=93664
- new content added
- DLC map packs are in question
- A.I. intelligence remains the same
- looking to secure the game at 30 FPS
- no MotionPlus or WiiSpeak support
- 10 players online
- online connection rate improved, friend code situation revamped, send friends invites to play
- 25-30 people working
- multiple control options and tweaks that supposedly outdo The Conduit
- squadmate mode returns
- CG/sound/music/voice returns from original
(http://wiimedia.ign.com/wii/image/article/101/1015367/call-of-duty-4-modern-warfare-20090819003434630_640w.jpg)
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- co-op Squad Mate mode is drop in/drop outhttp://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=93967
- different colored reticle for your squad mate
- no shooting for second player when zoomed in
- same experience system as 360/PS3 version
- 10 players online
- host migration to keep the game going if host disconnects
- import your address book to play alongside friends without having to put friend codes in again
- better textures, fire and explosion effects
- fully customizable controls, a decision influenced by The Conduit
- consistent 30 frames per second
?And what Treyarch has done is they?ve ported this game to the Wii, really leveraging the great component of the system, the controls, and really delivering what we consider to be probably the best multiplayer first-person shooter coming to the Wii.? - Daniel Suarez, Activision?s Executive Producerhttp://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=94258
This is a really sucky situation, and it will most likely end up costing Wii owners their chance at Modern Warfare 2. Activision has said that if sales for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Wii are high enough, then they'll consider doing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 for Wii. In other words, if you aren't included in the millions upon millions of people that have already played Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on 360 or PS3, you'll have to buy the Wii version if you want any hope at the sequel showing up. I'm guessing we'd get that one right when Modern Warfare 3 was hitting...http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=93852
- 55 Online Rankshttp://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=95891
- golden guns
- camo guns
- no ground war
- no kill cam
- tilt nunchuk back/forth during sniping for a lean
- dpad commands from 360/PS3 version have been mapped to a single action button: press button and move thumbstick in a direction to select item
- Use/interact, sprint, and lock camera are all activated with the A button
- frag/special grenades have their own button
- rotate gun left/right by turning Wiimote left/right
- footage may show up within the next 2 weeks
Have you been wondering why it's taken so long to get screenshots and footage of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare -- Reflex Edition? Well, it may very well be because of a spat between Treyarch and Infinity Ward.http://www.gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=103081
Infinity Ward is the creator of the original Modern Warfare, but Treyarch is the team behind the Wii version, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare -- Reflex Edition. As we know from yesterday's IW quote, their team doesn't really see the Wii as being able to handle the cinematic experience of Modern Warfare 2, so you would think the same of the original title. This could have very well lead to some problems with Treyarch, since they did the Wii port.
Now we hear that that Treyarch wasn't allow to add an intro movie for their own logo. It's all Activision and Infinity Ward, as seen above. Sounds like things are pretty bad between the two dev houses. Thanks to Temp for the heads up.
?If we felt like we could deliver the cinematic experience we were going for on other platforms, then we would gladly move to that platform. Right now, we don't think the Wii can deliver the exact experience that we?re doing. We like to be very equal across all platforms, and if it?s not equal then we won?t do it.? - Infinity Ward community manager Robert Bowlinghttp://www.gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=102886