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Call of Duty: World at War - XBox 360Title : Call of Duty: World at WarPlatform : Xbox 360
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$56.99 to $59.99
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Ratings Overview
Truely supurb
by an Amazon.com user,
April 01, 2009
Review :
as a call of duty fan this game was excellent i loved how you can call dogs in only downside of the game is when you call in artillery your character starts become for lack of a better word disoriented and you cant turn to an opponent as fast as you would like but its realistic and that is what i like ...
Popular for a reason
by an Amazon.com user,
March 29, 2009
Review :
WAW is a visceral first person shooter. It's a standard two weapon wielding combat system that is sure to entertain.
Graphics(Highest quality): Body parts will be dismembered. Soldiers are detailed and environments are crisp.
AI: Enemy AI comes in never ending waves. It equates to a whack a mole experience. The AI for the most part doesn't do anything but take cover or charge straight towards you.
Gameplay: The controls are easy to use and fun.
Co-op players - DO NOT BUY THIS GAME! MAJOR RIP-OFF!
by an Amazon.com user,
March 29, 2009
Review :
Call of Duty with co-op! Finally - hooray! DO NOT BELIEVE IT! What would otherwise be an excellent game is utterly flawed by the failure of the publishers to allow split screen co-op players to SAVE THEIR PROGRESS! That's right, there is not SAVE function whatsover available in the split screen co-op campaign mode of this game. The only way you can progress at all in split screen co-op is to first play through the campaign in solo player mode, unlocking all the levels as you go - you may then...
Fire is the cleanser
by an Amazon.com user,
March 22, 2009
Review :
This is only the second game in the "Call of Duty" series I've played, the other being "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare". I'm hard-pressed to say which I like more. "Modern Warfare" was quite good, but so is "World at War".
The plot of the solo game, such as it is, has you fighting out parts of World War II playing either a US Marine burning your way through the Pacific theatre, or a Soviet soldier fighting the Germans.
First, kudos to the game for resisting the...
Back to the front
by an Amazon.com user,
March 21, 2009
Review :
You are caked in dirt and sweating like a pig, the smell of both blood and cordite fills you nostrils, screams of agony pierces your ears like the snap and hiss of passing bullets missing you by inches. Your gun runs out of ammo so you cast it aside and pick up one from the opposing solider you just killed, being an vicious Imperial trooper or a hard edge Wehrmacht grunt.
Welcome to the gritty battle fields of "Call of Duty: World at War". Like the first three games Call of Duty...
