A video showing how multiplayer gaming will be like the Call of Duty: World at War. The video spans roughly 5 mins and mainly focuses on 2 player co-op gameplay, but up to 4 will be supported in the final game.
Here's the video:
I'm eager to see what this game will end up like. Will it compete with COD4? Knowing that COD5 is set back at the WWII timezone while COD4 was in modern timezone... Will this work? I mean, people liked the modern setting. Don't know if they can handle being back at WWII in Japan!
I just hope Activision and Treyarch do a great job.
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I just found this new trailer for this ever exciting game, Call of Duty 5 (World At War). The series is back to WWII (War World 2) and is set in Japan this time around. The trailer is nice so are the graphics, but I'm troubled by the fact they didn't use native Japanese speakers (at least they didn't sound native to me).
Here's the trailer -courtesy of gametrailers.com-
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Here are some new images of Activision and Treyarch's World War II FPS Call of Duty: World at War, the game will be coming to all major platforms including Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC, PS2 and DS.
It seems PS2 is still getting new games scheduled. Perhaps that's a good thing?





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