Call of Duty 3 (2006) (VG)

Director:

Keith Arem

Writers:

Richard Farrelly (story)
Marc Guggenheim (writer)

Genre:

Action | Adventure

Plot Keywords:

Machine Gun Nest | Death | Tank | WWII | Fictional War

Cast

William Abadie	...	Pierre LaRoche
Jed Bernard	...	Soldier on the Cover
Brian Bloom	...	Guzzo (voice)
Simon Burzynski	...	Polish Soldier (voice)
Mark Deklin	...	Major Gerald Ingram
Richard Dorton	...	Motion capture actor
Robin Atkin Downes
Dave Fouquette	...	Airborne Ranger
François Guétary	...	Marcel
Pete Halvorsen	...	Pvt. Guzzo
Mark Ivanir	...	Actor
Peter James	...	Sgt. McMullen (as James Symington)
Sean Mahon	...	Peterson
Luke Massy	...	Corporal Keith
Scott Peat	...	Dixon
Jean-Michel Richaud	...	Multiple
Georgia Simon	...	Isabelle Dufontaine
Chris Tardio	...	pfc Guzzo
George Tasudis	...	Lucky Rudde
Gregory Wagrowski	...	(voice)
Ben Wells	...	Huxley
Matthew Wolf	...	British Officer

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

UK:15 | USA:T

Company:

Treyarch Invention

Trivia:

The only "Call of Duty" game to feature the Sherman Firefly, a British variant of the Sherman and fitted with their 17-pounder Anti-Tank gun.

Goofs:

Factual errors: After destroying the Black Baron, one of the crewmen of your tank will comment on how it was that tank that drove them from their motherland (Poland). The King Tiger, however, first served in Normandy in 1944 and therefore it would have been impossible for that specific tank to chase them out of Poland.

Quotes:

Guzzo: [referring to Sarge] The guy sticks a gun right in my face! Isn't that enough to get me a transfer outta this unit?
Dixon: Thought about writing to your congressman?
Guzzo: That's really frigging funny.
Sgt. McMullen: Gear up! We're going to St. Germain. The 90th is short-handed, so we're getting folded into their unit.
[to Guzzo]
Sgt. McMullen: Looks like your transfer request came through.

Movie Connections:

Followed by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) (VG)

An good spin-off of the best WWII series ever

This game is pretty good, but I liked both Call of Duty 2's better. But this was still a good game. The only thing that I think is bad about it is that there only 13 levels. In Call of Duty, there were 27, and in Call of Duty: Big Red One, there were 14. I would have given this a ten, but I took one star off for that. I also took one star off because at first, the levels seem like they are long, but after you play them for a while, you start to get bored and you realize that the levels aren't that long. I took another star off for that. But the rest of the game is pretty good. It has a really good story that follows the campaign that followed D-Day, and the battles through France between the Americans, British, Scottish, French, Polish, and Canadians against the Germans. It's a pretty good game that, I thought, was kind of a sad ending. Another good thing about it is that instead of fighting and finishing one campaign at a time, you switch off between missions between factions. This was a pretty good game. 8/10.