During the Canadian X08 event an Activision PR rep said that Call of Duty: World at War will be heading to the PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS and PSP in November of this year. Almost every other Call of Duty game came out in November so this isn’t anything new for us.
Thanks to the Leipzig Games Convention we have more new footage of Call of Duty: World at War from Treyarch. This time we get to see some flaming flamethrower action and some of the tropic bunkers hidden in this game.
Right now gamers are shooting their ass off at the Leipzig Games Convention in Germany with a playable demo of Call of Duty: World at War. We’re missing out on the fun, but luckily GameTrailers was so kind to upload some footage of the game. The footage is a bit shaky and of low quality, but it’s extremely tense and very promising.
A few minutes ago we posted a new gameplay video of Call of Duty: World at War, and now we have a set of shiny new screenshots of the game.
Today Treyarch has released a new gameplay video of Call of Duty: World at War with lots of in combat action and a whole lot of shooting.
Treyarch has released the list of system requirements for the PC-version of Call of Duty: World at War which is currently still in development. Even with a very old PC you should be able to play Activision’s new Call of Duty games without having too much trouble.
CPU: AMD 64 3200+/Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz
RAM: 512MB (XP) / 1GB (VISTA)
HDD: 8 Gigabyte
GPU: 256MB Nvidia 6600GT/ATI Radeon 1600XT
Play.tm sat down with Rich Farrelly, creative lead and Noah Heller, senior producer of Call of Duty World at War. They talk about how interactive and destructable is the world, collaboration with Infinity Ward, the multiplayer side of things and much more.
Do you feel pressure from the success of CoD 4?
Well, there’s an incredible amount of pressure of course, but we’re up for it. We’ve had two years to work on this project, this is the first time some of the developers here have had that long to work on a game. We thrive on this kind of competition.
Anyone who’s trying to do their best work, applies their own pressure any way. We know that game is out there. Its awesome. We want to make sure that everyone who plays our game thinks the same thing.
GameTrailers had the honor to interview some of the people working on Call of Duty: World at War for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, Wii and Nintendo DS. They tell why they’ve chosen to leave the modern wars and get back to the classic World War II theme.
Treyarch has just made our day by releasing four new screenshots of Call of Duty: World at War. The screenshots probably come from the Xbox 360-, PS3- and PC-version of the game. Wii-, PS2- and Nintendo DS-screenshots haven’t been released yet.
In 2007 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was a big hit for Infinity Wards. Activision hopes to achieve the same success with Call of Duty: World at War, but this time it’s Treyarch who needs to prove that Call of Duty is still the best FPS gameseries. Seniore producer noah Heller believes that Treyarch will be able to show what they can with this new opportunity. He admitted that Call of Duty 3 could have been better if they had spend a little more time developing the game:
“Here’s a team who’s never actually had a chance to make a game with much time. Modern Warfare has come along a raised the bar really high and now the team says we’ve got to show what we’ve got, or else the players aren’t going to want to play it - expectations are so high.”
Source: Wacka
