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In late 2008, the creators of the critically acclaimed Call of Duty series followed up their fourth installment, the 21stcentury Modern Warfare, with a return to the series’ World War II roots. But Call of Duty: World at War shifts its focus outside western Europe to offer fresh settings, weapons, and game play features. The …
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