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Five Reasons Modern Warfare 3 Will Trump Battlefield 3

July 06, 2011 in Blog comments 7

This is a feature article from gaming website PlanetXbox360.com that looks at the competition between Activision's Modern Warfare 3 and EA's Battlefield 3.

This fall marks the legendary battle between two of the most recognized first-person shooter franchises in the gaming industry, Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3. There's been quite a lot of hype brewing over the past several months for both titles, and they'll both no doubt rake in millions of dollars, but the question is... which one will come out on top?
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    Gamesta100 Jul 6, 11
    It doesnt really matter which one is better. I don't play COD and I probably won't play BF3. Though I do hope BF3 does better.

    Resistance is my FPS of choice this gen.
  • 1
    redneonfish Jul 6, 11
    One reason you shouldn't care:- They're just games.
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    Tenken Jul 7, 11
    So each reason given was shit then? "I'm a casual gamer, so it'll do better," and "the game has pre-scripted events so it'll be better," but let's not forget "it won't look as pretty because of framerate and I'm an CoD fanboy."

    There's no doubt that both games will do well, but not one reason listed was enough to justify this article.
  • 0
    Solid Snake 4Life Jul 7, 11
    does that even qualigt as an article, because all I just read was blatant fanboyism that seemed to have been blown out of that authors ass.
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    Shinobi_razor Jul 7, 11
    lol, none of those reasons were even remotely valid.

    COD is more popular therefore it will be better is 12 year old logic.
    • 1
      Red 9 Jul 7, 11
      quote Shinobi_razor
      12 year old logic.
      Well, when you consider it's largest demographic...
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        Shinobi_razor Jul 7, 11
        but i cant imagine the guy who wrote this is that young.

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