First off, this is a great game. Wii games are known to be less detailed graphically, but the unique controls for the Wii make the low graphic details seem unimportant. Second, I buy games like COD for the single-player, not multiplayer (I haven't even tried it).

By now, gamers have fought World War II on every major front and probably been part of every battle the US was involved in. It's gotten...

Amusing online multiplayer; Sometimes-clever use of touch screen; Flamethrowers are always awesome

Hand-destroying control style; Still our grandfather's WWII; Empty level design

Call of Duty: World at War is a difficult game to evaluate. It succeeds and struggles in ways that seem strange. The presentation is superb, but the graphics are subpar. The control and gameplay are fun, but the longevity is almost non-existent.

Good action; Great control; Great voice acting

Lack of online variety; Unimpressive graphics

I'd love to see more Wifi games like this. It;s a whole new World with a nyco 45 pistol body.

This game is killer; Online play beats Games Play all day long; People are always doing different things so it never gets boring

Graphics could be better; for long range shots if you don't have a 46 or larger flat screen you will think screen artifacts are helmets and waste ammo

A noble Wii effort from Treyarch. Developers and gamers alike should take note. There's no excuse for complaining about a Wii drought with this baby sitting on shelves. It's classic Call of Duty, and that instantly makes it a must-buy.

Aweinspiring graphics; Intuitive controls; Hugely competent online mode; Chockfull of Call of Duty flair

Inconsistent AI; Controls take time getting used to; Online lacking many basic features

Having played Call of Duty 3 for the Wii, and not being too disappointed about the Wii missing out of Call of Duty 4 (being a WW2 history fanatic) I was deeply looking forward to Call of Duty: World at War, returning to World War 2 and it was apparently going to incorporate the, until then, elusive...

Pacific Theatre is amazing; Sound effects are good; More fun than Call of Duty 3; Flamethrowers

Eastern front missions look drab; Occasional glitch; Poor multiplayer

Been playing for a while now and it's really good and better than last . Hard to believe they can just get better and better

Call of Duty goes back to World War II, one of the most tired and over used wars of all time, and this time Treyarch is back on board to make Call of Duty: World at War. As much as this game was set up to fail in comparison to Call of Duty 4, since Treyarch made the hated Call of Duty 3, and is set...

We know it's hard to believe, but there are other consoles out there other than the Wii, and sometimes - shock horror! - they get great games that the Wii doesn't. One such game was Call Of Duty 4, a first-person shooter which has generally been regarded as one of the best recent games due to its...

Sure, the Wii won't give you the most dazzling Call of Duty: World at War experience, but that's the worst we can say after spending some time with this baby. There are times in life when we advance opinions without having a rock-solid basis for comparison. This isn't one of those times.