The last World War II Call of Duty Game, Call of Duty: World at War, also happens to be the genesis of Treyarch’s Black Ops timeline. World at War brought players face to face with the horrible brutality of war — even asking players to make truly horrifying decisions about the fate of captured combatants. Treyarch would continue with their Black Ops series, though it never came close to making the realities of war as gruesome and terrible as they were in World at War.
Yet, Call of Duty: World at War is a solid piece of first person shooting, easily becoming a favorite among Call of Duty players, especially with the addition of a deeply expanded and nuanced zombies mode. Zombies would continue on in some form or another in every Treyarch game and quickly became one of the most addicting meta games in any first-person shooter.
With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare getting a complete remaster later this year, Treyarch is making the right move by making World at War backwards compatible on
Call of Duty: World at War is coming to Xbox One Backward Compatibility today. Now, all back compat COD titles are purchasable on Xbox One pic.twitter.com/NsLkdJJGqu
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