Call of Duty: World at War reviews

Call of Duty: World at War for Wii is a fantastic First Person Shooter. Set in WWII, players will rein act multiple battles ranging from Berlin to the Pacific. The controls are great (far better than its 360 and PS3 counterparts), the graphics are commendable for Wii, and, probably the best aspect of the game, it includes an unbelievably competent online mode, which instantly quadruples it's value. For fans of the genre, this is a must buy.

Who doesn't like war games?? Call of Duty world at war would have to the best fps on the Wii at this point of time I have played Call of duty 3 and red steel and they just don't compare to this game. The graphics look amazing and they really help bring out the war like scene. So if you own a Wii and don't own this game your missing out on something great!!!

Brilliant game,short campaign but what do you expect from a war game. But even though the campaign is short its good and replayable in co-op. Great online play as expected from a cod game . And Nazi Zombies will keep you going for hours Its that awesome.

World at War is a great first person shooter for the Wii. While the graphics are not as crisp as the PC, Xbox360 or PS3 versions the gameplay is still as frantic and intense. There is quite a big learning curve at the start of the game as there is no tutorial, which can make it rather difficult for newcomers to the Wiimote style of movement and aiming, but once you have repeated the first few areas of level 1 a couple of times (die die and try again) you will find yourself being killed less and polishing of the enemies quiet nicely. I recommend this game for anyone looking for a first person shoot as it is without a doubt the best one on the Wii to date.

i found this game very exciting to play because of the non stop action available!! the levels are good to play and enough of them making it a good length game!! i used the wii gun for it and found it quite hard at the begining to us it just because the trigger was at the other end and had to fiddle around but soon came used to it and enjoyed the action!!