Call of Duty: World at War (Wii)

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 of war. It proved to be a very good game, but with some minor adjustments it could have been a great game. Gameplay Gameplay wise, Call of Duty: World at War is very similar to its predecessors and it is hard not to draw comparisons from Call of Duty 3 for the Wii. I remember the tacky feeling system in Call of Duty 3 that had you ...  Read the complete review

The Nintendo Wii is a great family console, but there has been a serious lack of first person shooter (fps) titles on this console. Until Call of Duty (World at War) arrived, that is. In what should rightly be regarded as the best addition to this genre on the Wii to date, Activision have finally given older users of the Wii what they have been waiting for. Let's not beat about the bush here, if you have a Playstation 3 or an Xbox 360, you probably should not buy this game for the Wii, as those two versions are superior in graphics and depth, but if your only console is a Wii, and you are in the market for a game of this type then it is a must-buy. ...  Read the complete review

Having been a fan of this Call of Duty series for a number of years on both the Xbox 360 and the PS3, I decided to give this one a go on the Nintendo Wii. I have the game on the PS3 but was curious to see if the Wii brought any of its unique playability methods to the game. I am pleased to say that it does. Whist the game itself is near enough the same as its super powered consoled counterparts, the graphics are not and that is really the only difference in the offline mode. The online mode is good but nowhere near as populated or as deep as the PS3 version is. If you've heard of or played Call of Duty you will know that it is a first person shooter ...  Read the complete review

When my fiance came home with this game I wasn't too enthusiastic, but after a quick go on it when he was out at work, I was hooked. The graphics are fantastic, and incredibly realistic, so it certainly deserves it's 15 rating! The in-game cut scenes are of the same calibur; clear-cut graphics that clearly explain the story line and the aims of the stage. You can increase your stats to improve your rank, and upgrade your weapon as you go along. You can choose to play as either an American or a Russian in career mode, and follow their story through. While this is engaging and challenging, the multi-player mode is my absolute favourite, and I found it ...  Read the complete review

I think that Call of Duty is a brilliant game and has exceeded all my expectations. The graphics are great, the online mode is fantastic and the career is extremely challenging. It is by far the best game I have played on the wii and when using the wii zapper, it is almost as if you are at war. The online mode is incredible, you can challenge your friends to a multiplayer, complete challenges to unlock new guns, perks and attachments. There are lots of different maps to choose from making the game exciting every time you play it. So that there is something to work for they score you in levels. To go up a level you need to earn experiance by playing well. Once you have ...  Read the complete review