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what's up guys this is Kevin with tldtoday bringing you our review of Killzone 3 for the ps3 now as you can see here the game's visuals are just superb given great detail two characters weapons and a number of environments ranging from exotic jungles to icy terrain it's gameplay after the solid FPS experience with tight controls but the only major problems coming from the covers easy enough to get into cover but getting out of curses a lot more awkward than it should be sometimes it's not entirely clear what button press actually gets out in fact getting behind cover doesn't even seem to do anything beneficial for you as far as defense goes as enemies will still be able to shoot you clearly well behind it the only major benefit gained from it is that while leaning over you do get an accuracy of this with a weapons so it's actually more of an offensive strategy than it is a defensive one my only other complaint about the game system is a minor one and that's that when you're resurrected it's really disorienting your character gets up turns around and sometimes it doesn't seem like you were facing the direction you were before so you lose track of where your enemies are we're safe cover is it just seems a little too disorienting that should be other than these minor complaints and grievances the game is pretty standard for an FPS as far as controls and difficulty the game's campaign mode offers an enjoyable experience albeit it's quite short and the storyline isn't anything to really praise much it's very dry nothing to original it's really just enough to justify why these guys are enemy and why you need to kill them now stages offer a variety of combat situations ranging from the standard FPS runnin gun to defending positions stealth missions and the occasional vehicle missions such as riding a mobile turret or even a mecha honestly it was these moments that the game broke away from the standard FPS formula that I enjoyed them the most and i would like to seen a few more special weapons used missions especially the jetpack in which one single mission just was not about overall however the campaign was enjoyable and while nothing original are innovative it was well worth playing for a single playthrough especially in co-op the main appeal Killzone 3 however as it is with most FPS games is its online mode online matches are all team-based bearing from the standard team deathmatch to more objective based modes like operations in war zone operations as two teams competing over a single objective whereas warzone entails much longer match focusing on objectives changing at the moment forcing teams to adapt to new situations one moment the teams might be focused on killing as many of their punts as I can whereas the next moment they have to focus on protecting a lie assassinating a target enemy or just holding position for as long as they can this series of objective based gameplay has led to some the longest match live plays but also some of the most exciting as the forces of both teams to stay on their toes and really adapt to changing relations as far as player options go online the game uses a rigid class based system giving players five different classes to choose from with their own unique sets of weapons and powers that you can unlock these classes vary from snipers with the ability to camo team leaders that are better at capturing in positions and even just medics don't provide allies it's a bit restrictive when it comes to allowing you to tailor a class to your play style but it follows four strong weeks of team building and really rewards you for picking a class that helps to complement with your teammates are using at its core Killzone 3 doesn't do too much to shake up the standard FPS dynamic but it excuse it with from announced with a campaign mode with a single playthrough and online matches that reward adaptation Killzone 3 offers a fun enjoyable experience for any FPS fan looking forward to teamwork a rigid class based system and lengthy online matches that's a review for killzone 3 i'm kevin for Tod today thanks for watching you