Call of Duty 5 - Review of World at War

The World War II has just been so memorable that the developers have developed the new, game review, World at War to make the Call of Duty even more, game review, memorable and realistic.



After the release of Modern Warfare, Activision released yet another game about the World at War which was almost a surprise to the gamers who were expecting yet more futuristic story about the game. Yet it became an overnight success and proven itself worthy of gamers' attention.



Here are some of the elements you, game review, should know when playing with World at War using your Wii;



The Controls



Take time to review the controls before you get yourself engaged with trouble.



For firing in Wii, B button is the default setting. You should get yourself, game review, acquainted with this since it is the most important button of all. The Z button is for looking down which is also crucial. Toggling between stances is the C button and A is for sprinting and strafing, when you are stationary, game review, . All of the controls not mentioned here have the same functions as with the other games.



The Common Weapons



World at War is never as exciting as it is without the weapons being used by the gamers when they are playing.



Check out the list below to know the most common weapons used;





M1A1 Carbine - this is the weapon issued to the US Marines during the World War II. It is the better version of M1 Garand which is a lethal, one-shot one-kill weapon, game review, .

M2 Flamethrower - one of the most effective weapons to infiltrate canon troops during the WWII. Though, it requires really close distance but the fear, game review, of being burned is what keeps the enemies running away from it.

M82A1 Barret.50 Cal - is a sniper rifle effectively used to eliminate enemies from a distance.



Effective, game review, enough to be used to eliminate gunner from a bunker.

Bayonets - at the peak of the war, game review, when supplies do not come to the aid of the soldiers, bayonets are the most helpful aid to defend themselves or eliminate enemies in a face to face combat.





There are other weapons not mentioned but are also as helpful as the ones stated above. You should get, game review, yourself used to using them as you can expect to be able to use them during your games.



Undoubtedly, Call of Duty 5: World at War is the best that Wii can offer nowadays when it comes to graphics, audio, intensity and excitement.



The characters are fully geared, game review, that they look, game review, so realistic and move smoothly on screen.



In a nutshell, even if the story goes back to the peak of the Second World War, the game is really worth-playing for today!