Gears with War 3 arrives five years after the primary sketched the rulebook for modern console shooters. In that time the military sci-fi series’ cover system, visual style and regenerating health get become standards in the third-person action game, even influencing additional genres for better and worse. It's the very definition of a popular console shooter and that's something which nobody could very well take away from it.
The long term didn't look best humanity any time we last played a new Gears of War title; the last human city had features fallen and a whole new alien threat had reared its main too, the ridiculously named Lambent. Gears of War 3 continues 18 months afterwards, with survivors scattered and civilisation in ruins - a predictable point to jump to, but therefore much better than if everyone just kissed and made high.
Gears with War 3 can't want to evoke the same type of wow phase that the best game did with release, though; the first game's crisp graphics and wily technical tricks designed it main titles to convince console gamers that a new HDTV was a legitimate expense. Still, Gears of War a few wears its blockbuster quality on its sleeve - the graphics are outstanding, and there's little to complain about, apart from the occasional jaggy shadow. Motion is slick, with a decent structure rate maintained throughout. What's more, in response to the main criticism in the series’ look, the surface textures will also be now varied, and pop-in is rare, helping to be able to create a more interesting game world than its predecessors.
