Some sites have even gone and said that the gameplay compared to Black Ops has turned out to be slightly "different" (not good). Over the weekend we decided to do a small research around the neighbourhood. Go out and see for ourselves how the game was doing.
The findings were quite shocking! There were reports most students hadnt been attending school apparently there was some kind of sickness going around. (This we found out from the teachers) decided to talk to the students, who confessed that they werent actually sick but only wanted time to play "COD" (Call of Duty). I asked them about they're thoughts on Battlefield 3, 70% said that COD was almost as good as Battlefield but it missed "something" the other 30 decided to let me know once they finished playing the game..
All in all it all comes down to one question Which is the better game?
Call Of Duty: Modern Warefare 3 VS Battlefield 3
Activision has said that it believes Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 day-one shipments were the largest for any game ever. "The record number of pre-orders from Modern Warfare 3 drove the largest day-one shipments in our history, and in the industry's history," said Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg during an earnings call on November 8, 2011. Hirshberg said more than 1.5 million people queued at 13,000 shops at midnight on Monday to buy Modern Warfare 3, "making it the largest retail release in Activision's history and in the industry's history". Activision reported sales figures for Modern Warfare 3 in the US and UK being more than 6.5 million copies sold on launch day and grossed $400 million in the US and UK alone in its first 24 hours, making it the biggest entertainment launch of all time. It is the third year in a row that the Call Of Duty series has broken the same record. Last year's Black Ops grossed $360 million on day one; in 2009, Modern Warfare 2 brought in $310 million.
According to EA, Battlefield 3 garnered 3 million pre-orders by the day of its release. It is unknown at present whether these figures are worldwide or just for the US. The pre-order total makes it "the biggest first-person shooter launch in EA history", according to the publisher. Two days after launch, EA CEO John Riccitiello announced via a conference call to investors that Battlefield 3 has already shipped 10 million units within a week of release, with 3 million of those being pre-orders. Electronic Arts stated that the title sold 5 million units within the first week of availability, easily becoming its fastest-selling game.
The Better Game? You decide
