Opposable Thumbs / Gaming & Entertainment  Game Review: Call of
Duty 3 (Wii)  The game may be more of the same, but the
execution of the control scheme make …  The Call of Duty games
have always been best played with the sound cranked up. After
all, no other game so easily makes you feel like you're in a war
with the sound of gunfire all around, explosions every few
seconds, and screamed orders from your superiors. Sure, it's
scripted, but, man... that first play-through always feels
great, if slightly disconcerting. I knocked Call of Duty 3 on
the 360 for being a lot more of the same, so I was skeptical
about whether or not the Wii's control scheme would be enough to
get me to take a second look.   Why would we be interested in a
game like this with the Wiimote? It took me a half an hour or so
to get comfortable with the control scheme, making a lot of newb
mistakes in the meantime. (No other system in the past ten years
has actually made me learn a new skillset for gaming.) The
experience felt uncomfortable