Review on Call of duty World at war on WII

Posted Dec 20, 2008 by stevenfitz / comments 4 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

This is a game review on the call of duty world at war thats out in stores now.

Call of duty 5 world at war

If you are looking for a game that allows you to rank up and use the old weapons in the WW 2 ages, then this game is for you. The Wii brings the online game to a all new level with the rank system. The online play is fast and addicting for the Wii. The Wii controls bring a all new way to a first person shooter for call of duty. The graphics are good, but not compared to the other systems that the game came out on. They did a good job though with the online play, which you can get to level 65 and go on prestige. All the guns have unlock able content that allows you to unlock new attachment for you guns. When you go up levels you unlock new game play rooms that allow you to go to more challenging players online you can go too. Also when you go up levels you get new things you can put on yourself like for an example deep impact or steady aim. These help you pick the customized ways you want to play them game.

Now if you play the single mission you will have fun with the levels and game play. The Co op play was disappointing though, being that you are split screen you are just a cross hair. The co op play was too much like a arcade to me and aggregating when you’re sniping someone and the first player moves. The overall review I give the game a 4/5 because of the online game play and I don’t think it’s a good 2 player game.

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AngelGirl
AngelGirl said... on February 20th, 2009 at 4:45 AM
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Routledge, you crack me up because i'm pretty sure you don't know who you're dealing with and i'm pretty sure I personally know StevenFitz, but that's perfectly fine, you can come in and give all the advice you please, but there are TONS of people out there that are writing for other people and making top dollar, that's all a part of freelance writing. You don't even know how much he's getting paid, but that is perfectly fine, go ahead and make your assumptions, he gets thousands of dollars a month from me for doing what he does.. Also, he gets all of the sites where his work is published before he even does the websites and no, it's not for eZines, eHow or any of those other sites, which because of article marketing, clients do pay top dollar for, but it's through actual websites. There's a reason he's my favorite writer, but whatevers. Have fun in the writing world, I know I am.

routledge
routledge said... on February 9th, 2009 at 5:27 PM
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1. He has fixed his typos. 2. NEVER write for anyone else unless it is for something that will be sold in a paper copy. 3. I can give you all the sites she would likely publish your content on and you could make 3-4 times what she would pay. 4. Good job, and remember NEVER write for someone else!

AngelGirl
AngelGirl said... on January 22nd, 2009 at 5:32 AM
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Hi there Stevenfitz, I believe this is an excellent article and explains everything perfectly. Personally, I don't see why routledge (the comment on here) is saying it is a had to read article because I had no problem reading it whatsoever. I am a freelance writer, I have writers writing for me and I see them turn in articles that are bad...this, speaking out of all my 5 years doing freelance writing is a great article and I would definitely hire you as a writer. Which leads me to my next question... I see with this Call of Duty article that you may like writing about video games? I have a batch of 200 video game reviews that have come in and needs to be written, the pay is good and I need someone to write them as many of my writers don't know about video games. If you like the idea of writing for me, then please contact me. If you do good, like you did with this article, then I will allow you to stay with me and write about a number of different niches. Thank you for a well written article. Thanks, Melanie Fitzpatrick

routledge
routledge said... on January 6th, 2009 at 6:12 PM
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Hey. I have written some about COD 5 as well:) However I think you should go the the edit screen and re-read through your article slowly and add "r" to you and remove "m" from them and the like. Simple enough mistakes a spell check wouldn't catch but made reading difficult! As for the actual review, well I agree with the co-op they could have done a much better job like on the Xbox 360! The online play could have been much better if they had only spent about 2-3 more days adding little things but as a whole it creams medal of honor heroes 2 for online play:) except only 8 players as opposed to 32:)



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