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November 2008
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The editors liked
The basic Call of Duty combat model remains intact
Fantastic co-op mode and multiplayer options.
Intense action
Cinematic production values and a great multiplayer component
Lengthy singleplayer campaign is engaging
Fun coop mode.
ZOMBIES!
Good storyline
Great graphics
Bloody and gory
Gritty
Exciting story
Same excellent multiplayer system
Fourplayer cooperative campaign
Bayonets and flamethrowers
Nazi Zombies.
The editors didn't like
Solo campaigns get a little sloppy at times and often feel a bit generic.
Gritty, exciting story, Same excellent multiplayer system, Fourplayer cooperative campaign, Bayonets and flamethrowers, Nazi Zombies.
Familiar setting, Familiar game mechanics, Familiar guns.
World at War brings proven Call of Duty mechanics back to WWII with great success. ...
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Published: 2008-11-11, Author: Sal , review by: gamespy.com
The basic Call of Duty combat model remains intact; fantastic co-op mode and multiplayer options.
Solo campaigns get a little sloppy at times and often feel a bit generic.
"60 million lives were lost as a result of World War II," reads a title card kicking off the end credits of Call of Duty: World at War. "It was the most destructive and deadliest conflict in human history." Its an odd way to end a game that spends mos...
Abstract: Not a huge departure in terms of how the game plays out. There is a rhythm to the levels, each with a hump that must be crested to begin the downhill run to the next level in the story arc. Overall the game feels a bit short but is not only a very tast...
Abstract: After Call of Duty 3, many longtime series fans -- myself included -- were skeptical at the prospect of future Treyarch-developed titles. Call of Duty 3 disappointed a lot of players -- especially when Call of Duty creator Infinity Ward's Call of Duty ...
the second chance mechanism could’ve been implemented better, but I suppose it works well enough. While it is true that the lack of objectives isn’t as large a problem in cooperative mode (though some missions will still test that), there are moments...
Abstract: When Treyarch announced that their newest Call of Duty game would once again be set in World War II time period, people where skeptical and upset to say the least. Call of Duty 4 had been such an amazing hit. Why would they go back to a battle too ofte...
Abstract: It was bound to happen sooner or later; having seen Call of Duty: World at War about three or four times now, Activision finally let us have a chance to actually play the game, a World War II shooter built on the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare engine. ...
