Out of the six game modes available, Escort has to be the absolute best of the bunch. Great controls and map design are crucial in this genre, and Modern Combat delivers on both fronts. Speaking of levels, the maps are all well designed with branching paths and multiple tiers to gain advantages on the opposing team. Navigating the levels with Move may take a little time for beginners, but MAG veterans will feel right at home here with Move in hand.
Screen-lock is applied while aiming down the sights of a gun, which allows for quick and easy movement around the screen without the need to worry about accidentally shifting the screen by going out of the dead-zone.
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Pro-tip: take some time to adjust the sensitivities, dead-zone and button configurations in a few offline matches before jumping into the heat of online battles. Modern Combat: Domination adds PlayStation Move support into the mix, and pulls it off quite well. Modern Warfare veterans will feel right at home with the DualShock controls as they are mapped and feel nearly identical, which is by no means a bad thing. Boasting 6 game modes across 5 maps, 13 military weapons with unlockable attachments, 16 player online or offline matches, and a 72 level cap, there isn’t a complaint for lack of gameplay options either, especially for the cheap asking price. The main theme of the game could literally be placed straight into the main menu of Modern Warfare and fit perfectly, but again it’s a great fit here. The audio presentation is well executed, with gun fire and explosions as to be expected.
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Supporting 720p HD graphics, the game looks really good, and holds its own against other $60 titles on the market. Surprisingly though Gameloft has crafted a solid shooter, and although it's by no means another Modern Warfare let’s begin with what the game does right. Taking on the likes of Modern Warfare is no easy task, as it’s considered by many to be the pinnacle of online FPS gaming. This time they have taken aim at cashing in on the Modern Warfare craze, and with the PlayStation 3 version of Call of Duty: Black Ops still being plagued with constant online issues, there is no better time for Gameloft to enter the market with an exclusive to PlayStation Network title. Gameloft is known for developing games based on other established franchises with mixed results. If “Modern Combat” sounds eerily similar to “Modern Warfare”, then don’t be surprised to find out that there are more similarities than just the name. Question: how many times has a dinner been skipped or forgotten in favour of online shooting marathons on the PlayStation 3? Gameloft knows it’s happening daily, and with the price tag of a measly $7.99/£6.29, Modern Combat: Domination on PlayStation Network is as cheap as a skipped dinner, but is it worth going hungry?
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