Release Date/s:

November 11, 2008 (North America)
November 14, 2008 (Europe)
November 12, 2008 (Australia)

Developer/s:

Treyarch
Certain Affinity (multiplayer maps)

Publisher/s: Activision

Nintendo Wii absolutely sold a lot of copies more than any other console for Call of Duty: World at War Wii. And the secret to that success is the Wiimote and Nunchuk controllers. Everyone obviously seems to prefer the feeling that they get when Nintendo Wii console is used. But let’s not expound here which one is better for this one should require a trial on the users’ part so that the they can see the how impressive the controls are and the big change in the rules of engagement on Wii. It’s indeed one of the best Wii has to offer.

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Call of Duty: World at War Wii is the fifth game in the Call of Duty series which offers players a more mature theme as compared to its predecessors. It is also said to be open-ended as it there are several ways on how to complete missions. There are some other features of the game that are also similar to other Call of Duty installments. AI-controlled teammate helps players in each battle by shooting opponents, clearing rooms for entry and cover fire.

This game is played with the Wii Zapper which is a gun-like expansion controller. This device is used to aim at enemies to simulate marksmanship other devices that can be used for the same reason are the Nunchuk and the Wii Remote. There are also other new weapons that can be used in the game such as the Mosin-Nagant rifle, Panzerschreck anti-tank rocket launcher and the Thompson submachine gun.

The weapons can be used by the player as he progresses in the game but he is only limited to carry two weapons plus hand grenades. Weapons can also be acquired from dead enemies to change that player’s weapon. There are also other weapons in Call of Duty: World at War Wii that has extra attachments such as telescopic sights, bayonets and rifle grenades.