Nintendo Wii - Shooter
Product Description
Delve back into WWII as you face the terrifying charges of kamikaze soldiers, brave the jungles of the pacific, and try to bring an end to the evil Axis forces, in Treyarch’s WWII epic Call of Duty: World at War.
Utilising the same engine used in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare expect huge explosions and a whole host of fast paced action, and obviously the highly addictive online mode that only Call of Duty could provide.
Utilising the same engine used in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare expect huge explosions and a whole host of fast paced action, and obviously the highly addictive online mode that only Call of Duty could provide.
- Take on a deadly new enemy as you make your way through the deadly jungle
- Connect with 8 people online for fast paced and addictive killing sprees
- Access a whole new host of ‘perks’ seen in Modern Warfare, such as dog attacks and the ability to hop into heavily armoured tanks










Call of Duty has become a mainstream title, with gamers coming out of retirement to play the latest editions of the
Now I cant fault Treyarch for trying to bring the full fledged CoD experience to the Wii, God knows the gameplay is fantastic, but it is a well known fact the games trying for ‘realism’ on the
Equally there is a very impressive soundtrack to boot, which has been crafted and scored in such a way that you won’t realise the dynamic changes in the music and you will feel engrossed, rather as you would when watching an epic action film at the cinema. The fact you won’t realise the changes in the soundtrack is a huge thumbs up to Treyarch, and they have nailed a subtle, yet intricate music score and for that, they truly deserve props.
Believe it or not, Call of Duty: World At War actually has a family/multiplayer mode, which enables a friend or a member of your family to seamlessly jump in and out of your campaign and take control of a cursor on-screen, which can be used to shoot independently to that of player 1. It’s a nice touch but it makes me laugh that they have tried to sell it as a ‘family’ mechanic, as _pc1411_1.jpg)





