Review: Call Of Duty: World At War

Jan.21, 2009 in Uncategorized

The question that passes through most, first time Call of Duty: World at War gamers is, Can this live up to all prior Call of Duty games?

The answer is is not as clean cut as one would like, but yes it can. Upon playing, you quickly realize, it may not be fair to compare this version with its predecessors. Several differences compared to its predecessor COD manages to keep up with the previous COD, but is manages to create its own lane.

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Call of Duty: World at war touches a new realm with this installment, taking players into the 1940’s during World War II. As previous COD games, World At War takes you between two different fronts. First, as a US Marine fighting the Japanese, and the the latter, a Russian Troop fighting Nazi Germans who are successfully taking over Berlin.

COD switches between to two different battles which manage to add excitement and anticipation for each subsequent mission. World At War takes you on 13, eye pleasing missions, that have a new level of difficulty. COD’s simulating visuals and intense war surroundings are truly captivating which enhances game play.

Players will automatically notice a difference in the available weapons compared to previous COD’s. Some weapons hold four rounds while others are single shot, which solidifies the WWII theme. Each mission will take you on chaotic ground battles and propel you into aerial battles that you’ll want to play repeatedly.

Single game play mode, hands down, pleases any gamer who loves a solid, first person shooter type of game.

The Co-Op is a great multi-player experience that few may not be completely satisfied with, but, keeps players wanting more.

After playing COD: World At War, the question arises, how can Activision’s COD franchise can out do their last two Call of Duty releases?

As a bonus, there is a Dawn of The Dead like reward for those players who play the game all the way through. With perkss like that, COD: World At War will definately keep gamers fiending for more of the best war video game franchises around.

Call of Duty: World At War is easily 4.5 out of 5 stars.

So stop reading about it and go buy it!