μα δε χρειαζεται βελτιωση μια χαρα ειναι το παιχνιδι...δε σημαινει οτι αμα παιξεις ενα παιχνιδι τετοιου ειδους θα γινεις και κομαντο....ο κοσμος θελει ενα παιχνιδι τετοιου ειδους με ωραια γραφικα μια καλη ιστορια να τρωγεται γιατι το θεμα με τον β'παγκοσμιο πολεμο εχει εξαντληθει πιστευω και απο εκει και περα ενα χειρισμο που να μη σου σπαει τα αρχιδια και να το απολαμβανεις....και το call of duty τα εχει ολα αυτα...μια χαρα ειναι τα γραφικα του για τον υπολογιστη που το παιζω εγω με μια πολυ καλη καρτα γραφικων που πεταει..ειδικα αμα το βαλεις και στο veteran mode ειναι ολα τα λεφτα....στο playstation δε γνωριζω δε το εχω παιξει αλλα θεωρω οτι αυτο το παιχνιδι εχει βγει για υπολογιστη 100%...το μονο που δε μου αρεσε προσωπικα ειναι οτι στο multiplayer game δεν ειχαν και πολυ φαντασια ειδικα στο world at war....ηταν βαρετο...οσον αφορα τωρα τις πωλησεις εχει σπασει ολα τα ρεκορ...αυτο νομιζω λεει κατι....
στις πρωτες 24 ωρες το modwar 3....
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 breaks sales records
More than 6.5 million copies of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 were sold in the first 24 hours after the game's release, breaking records for a video game launch.
Activision, the game's publisher, said that Modern Warfare 3 sales had totalled more than $400 million (£250m) in the first 24 hours in Britain and the United States alone. The game went on sale worldwide on Tuesday.
“We believe the launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is the biggest entertainment launch of all time in any medium, and we achieved this record with sales from only two territories,” said Bobby Kotick, the chief executive of Activision Blizzard.
He added that the total sales for the Call of Duty series exceeded the box office takings for the Star Wars and Lord of the Rings film series.
More than 13,000 shops around the world opened at midnight to sell the game, which sold more in its opening 24 hours than its rival, Battlefield 3, sold in its first week.
Modern Warfare 3 players have since broken the Xbox Live record for the number of players online at the same time, according to Microsoft
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οι πωλησεις του στις 5 πρωτες μερες(καθως και τα υπολοιπα cod!!!)....ξεπερασε ακομα και ταινιες στα εσοδα που οσο να ειναι ενα παιχνιδι να εχει περισσοτερα εσοδα απο ταινιες ειναι σπανιο.....
Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has set a five-day worldwide sell-through record, with sales of more than $775m (£490m). The title had already smashed the one-day records, earning $400m in its first 24 hours on sale in the US and UK.
The five-day figure beats the $650m earned by Call of Duty: Black Ops over its opening week last year.
The number also far exceeds the opening revenues from any movie or album release in 2011 – the biggest film of the year, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, made $202m in its first five days. It is likely that Modern Warfare 3 will join the select group of £1bn-grossing entertainment properties by Christmas.
So can we now truly say that game releases are "bigger" than films? Well, it's complicated. If we look at comparative five-day records, the figures lead us toward the games industry:
Top five highest grossing video games over five days
1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 ($775m)
2. Call of Duty: Black Ops ($650m)
3. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 ($550m)
4. Grand Theft Auto IV ($500m)
5. Halo 3 ($300m, seven days)
(Figures: various sources)
Top five highest grossing movies over five days
1. The Dark Knight ($203m)
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2($202m)
3. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen ($200m)
4. Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith ($172m)
5. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($169m)
(Figures: Box Office Mojo)
If we're to compare revenue totals for 2010, the figures can vary between different analysts, but DFC Intelligence put the global games industry figure at $66bn.
Meanwhile, if we're sticking with Call of Duty, sales for the entire series now stand at around $6bn, which is comparable to Hollywood's biggest success stories.
Over at the cinema, the LA Times put the 2010 global box office figure at $31.8bn; and in audio, the recorded music revenues for that year were estimated at $35.1bn by eMarketer. So the games industry is clearly ahead here.
But of course, the movie figures are box office only, and a huge chunk of revenue comes later from DVD/Blu-ray sales as well as licensing. The likes of Star Wars and Toy Story have made many millions more through toys, books and other spin-offs. According to the LA Times, Toy Story 3 alone generated $2.8bn in merchandise sales last year. DVD sales are much harder to track down, and indeed don't exist in terms of global figures, but according to Screen Digest, in the UK alone Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring has sold 7.6m copies on home formats with Titanic on 7.2m.
However, games have found their own equivalent to the long tail DVD market in the form of DLC add-ons. Activision sold more than 20m map packs for Call of Duty: Black Ops, adding considerably to the revenue on that title, and almost every triple-A release this year will feature downloadable content of some form.
There is also a growing video game merchandising business with books, comics, soundtrack CDs and action figures all adding to the revenues garnered by leading brands.
Where the figures also fall down, however, is in the area of sheer population reach. Call of Duty: Black Ops has sold something in the region of 25m copies, so lets add in a few shared/pirated copies, plus pre-owned sales and generously calculate that around 35m people have played it. Now let's look at those five movies again, with ticket sales (ie, bums on seats) rather than revenue:
1. The Dark Knight (74,282,100)
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (47,981,300)
3. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (53,900,900)
4. Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith (59,324,600)
5. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (64,628,400)
πηγη The guardian
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