We've 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:already previewed Call of Duty 3 pretty extensively, but we recently had an opportunity to take a longer look at the PlayStation 3 version in action. Scheduled to ship alongside the system on its Nov. 17 launch, it looks more or less identical to its Xbox 360 cousin, but there are a few touches unique to Sony's shiny new monster.

We were told, for instance, that the PS3's multiple processors make it easier to keep the animation f🔯rom becoming slow or choppy (although we were then told that the 360 version's animation will run with the same smoothness). There's also the Sixaxis controller's motion-sensitivity, which enabled us to pull off close-up attacks (by violentlyjerking the controllerclockwise or counter-clockwise) and steer a jeep🎃 (by holding and moving the pad like a steering wheel). Like in the Wii version, the action will be occasionally interrupted by motion-sensitive minigames; rowing a boat, for example, will require moving the controller like a paddle.

Next-gen bells and whistles aside, we had a chance to play a new level, Laison River. As you might already know, Call of Duty 3 follows one Allied campaign - the battle of Falaise Gap, during which the good guys fought out of Normandy en route to Paris - from Polish, American, Canadian and British perspectives. We fought t♓hrough Laison with what appeared to be Canadian troops; it was kind of hard to tell, though, what with all the ༺bullets raining down everywhere.