This game has a very good single player campaign and when you finish it, you unlock a game mode called Nazi Zombies, which is when you have to defend off zombies who are trying to get inside your small building and kill you. If they hit you twice, you will be down, but not out.

History relived and the feel you get on this WW2 game cannot be experience on other WW2 games. Zombie game is awesome and addicting.

Really good gameplay (characters link in with the Black Ops storyline) 2 player campaign(hardly any games with 2 player anymore) Extremely hard on Veteran diffculty - if you finish this game on veteran you are amazing, its the hardest call of duty campaign you'll ever play But if you prefer just a...

Challenging; Easy To Learn; Gameplay; Graphics; Multiplayer

were sky high to say the least. This game isn't being developed by Infinity Ward though, with development being handled by Treyarch, developers of

Last time I logged into Call of Duty: World At War on Xbox 360 (just prior to writing this review, actually), there were 149,111 players online. The most I've seen online at once has been over 180,000. Given the game is only a week old, that's a pretty awesome feat.

Call of Duty: World at War , surprisingly, lives up to its predecessor. It loses a few points for lack of originality and while it doesn't have the same freshness that Call of Duty 4 had, it's ability to throw gamers into WWII battles that haven't yet been realised in a game is encouraging.

Despite many people saying this game pales in comparison to Call of Duty 4, it actually does quite well for itself. I'm not the biggest fan of World War II games but I have to say I enjoyed the way the story was delivered.

Excellent when you download BONUS MAPS .

Title: Call of Duty: World at War Platform Reviewed: PC Publisher: Activision Distributor: Megarom Genre: FPS Age Rating: 18+ RRP: R399 Review By: Dane Remendes | NAG Magazine (January 2009) THROUGHOUT THIS REVIEW ARE notes that were found at the end of World War II on the corpse of a soldier...

Call of Duty: World at War is a 2008 first-person shooter video game developed by Treyarch and published by Activision Blizzard for PC, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360. It is generally considered to be the fifth mainstream game of the Call of Duty series and returns the setting to World War II.