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The main difference is with the Campaign Mode, you move around at your own pace with the {{wii|neutral|nunchuk}}. Also, the levels leaves you more things to do but has hidden objectives that has yet uncovered from Arcade Mode. Lastly, there are parts which involves a timer so be prepared to finish the mission within the time limit. | The main difference is with the Campaign Mode, you move around at your own pace with the {{wii|neutral|nunchuk}}. Also, the levels leaves you more things to do but has hidden objectives that has yet uncovered from Arcade Mode. Lastly, there are parts which involves a timer so be prepared to finish the mission within the time limit. | ||
The Arcade Mode is more smoother than the Campaign Mode. What's not included that would ruin the pace is the ability to tune the radio and go through the minefield. Also if you want to crouch or duck behind cover, you have to use {{wii|down|nunchuk}} to do so and | The Arcade Mode is more smoother than the Campaign Mode. What's not included that would ruin the pace is the ability to tune the radio and go through the minefield. Also if you want to crouch or duck behind cover, you have to use {{wii|down|nunchuk}} to do so and {{wii|neutral|nunchuk}} to stand and shoot. | ||
For Multiplayer that's available around the world except for Australia, a few buttons has been changed for the sake of keeping the gameplay running smoothly. The level has also been redesign so there'll be room to move around and be able to plan your attack more easily. | For Multiplayer that's available around the world except for Australia, a few buttons has been changed for the sake of keeping the gameplay running smoothly. The level has also been redesign so there'll be room to move around and be able to plan your attack more easily. | ||
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Revision as of 09:39, 27 April 2009
Even though the Arcade Mode and the Campaign Mode is almost the same, there's bound to be things that might be vital to finish the game and some pointers that will help you finish the game especially when it comes to using weapons and the difference between Wii Remote and Nunchuk and the Wii Zapper.
The main difference is with the Campaign Mode, you move around at your own pace with the 
. Also, the levels leaves you more things to do but has hidden objectives that has yet uncovered from Arcade Mode. Lastly, there are parts which involves a timer so be prepared to finish the mission within the time limit.
The Arcade Mode is more smoother than the Campaign Mode. What's not included that would ruin the pace is the ability to tune the radio and go through the minefield. Also if you want to crouch or duck behind cover, you have to use 
to do so and to stand and shoot.
For Multiplayer that's available around the world except for Australia, a few buttons has been changed for the sake of keeping the gameplay running smoothly. The level has also been redesign so there'll be room to move around and be able to plan your attack more easily.