In the last two years of World War II, Pvt. Miller and Pvt. Petrenko, two allied soliders, will fight to end WWII. In famous battlefields from Pelelieu to Seelow Heights, Call of Duty World at War delivers brutal action, intense sieges, desperate stands, and memorable characters. Using any weapons at your disposal, from Thompson SMGs, to Flamethrowers, to T34 tanks, fight back the evil of the Fascist Reich and the Japanese Empire in the fifth installment in the Call of Duty Franchise.
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Long before World at War's fully-fledged mod tools, the very first Call of Duty game ran on the Quake III engine and had barely any modding support at all - a sore point that made World at War's proper Radiant-based SDK feel like a genuine gift to the community.
The Japanese Officer heard barking orders throughout the Pacific campaign is voiced by Toshiya Agata, one of the few named Japanese cast members in a game where most enemy dialogue is otherwise handled by a small pool of uncredited voice actors.
World at War's voice work was handled through a company called Womb Music under voice director Margaret Tang, and the game even had a full separate French-language voice cast recorded, led by actor Serge Thiriet in the Reznov role for that version.
