November 11, 2008 - War, as Fallout 3 so famously puts it, never changes. While the weapons and tactics may differ, it's still about chaos and fear and the overwhelming of the senses as adrenaline surges through your veins. That's a hard experience to capture on a screen, but the Call of Duty series comes close thanks to its constant redefinition of what "11" is in terms of intensity for first-person shooters. Last year's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare delivered an awesome and varied single-player experience that was matched with an even better multiplayer suite, and it made for some really big shoes for Call of Duty: World at War to fill.
Great review, hopefully this will shutup all the nay sayers now.
Nice good job treyarch..
Bravo Treyarch. You've just earned back lots of respect (including mine)
And I was waiting for this review before I purchased it.
Same gameplay, same fun, & trophies = The buy. It's just a shame they couldnt put as much effort into Bond.
Either way, ill see you guys on this weekend :)
Great score. But I got no money left after a whole attack of games so maybe I'll give it a rent. :).