Call of Duty: World at War

My God, Is that tank bit shit or what? That's what everybody who's played World at War has turned to a friend at some point and said, a look of horror crumpling their features as they did so. It isn't as if the series didn't already have tank bits for Treyarch to look back at and go, "Yes, that worked well, we'll go with that". No, they decided to ditch all ideas previously shown to have worked and gone for the bastard child you will encounter in World at War. Damn you, Treyarch!

Other than that, well, the game is pure Call of Duty schlock, both wonderful and frustrating at the same time. I don't know if it was just me, but I felt the battles veered between "I need to move to get things to happen" and "Hey, where'd everybody go?" Yes, I know COD4 was like that too, but somehow I didn't notice it half as much in there. Having said that, shooting Nazis is more satisfying than maiming random Arabs and Russians. Oh, and the Nazi Zombies bit pulls down the pants of Left 4 Dead's Survival mode, before inserting a large radish with the word "pwned" carved into it, right up the latter's fundament.