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techspot.com - 11/17/2008

Call of Duty: World at War performance in-depth

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Call of Duty: World at War is the fifth major installment in the series and the second to be developed by Treyarch who was also responsible for Call of Duty 3, a console-only version of the game. Considering the high expectations built around this release it will be interesting to see how ...

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guru3d.com - 11/10/2008

Call of Duty World at War VGA graphics performance test

— guru3d.com — Here we test 16 graphics cards on performance with Call of Duty 5: World at War. Over... the next pages we'll compare some images quality settings in-between ATI and NVIDIA look at a couple of screenshots and then head onwards towards our benchmark test. (more) Call of Duty World at War VGA graphics performance test

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gamingheaven.net - 11/12/2008

Call Of Duty: World At War (X360 & PS3)

— gamingheaven.net — Call Of Duty 4 was arguably one of the greatest first person shooter games of all time.... It is with slight reservation that we look at World At War today because not only is it a different developer ( Treyarch and not Infinity Ward ), but it returns to ... (more) Call Of Duty: World At War (X360 & PS3)

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store.steampowered.com - 11/19/2008

Call of Duty: World at War on Steam

— store.steampowered.com — Call of Duty: World at War, the latest release in the best-selling action game franchise is now... available to gamers around the world via Steam. This installment of Call of Duty casts players in historical and fictional World War II battles set in the ... (more) Call of Duty: World at War on Steam

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Call of Duty: World at War performance in-depth
HardwareHeaven.com — ... also responsible for Call of Duty 3, a console-only version of the game. Considering the high expectations built around this release it will be interesting to see how 'World at War' stacks up against other competing shooters, but perhaps most importantly how it compares or improves upon last year's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, which was developed by the series creator Infinity Ward and was an all-around success on the PC platform. _____________ Source: TechSpot ...

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Call of Duty: World at War performance in-depth
DV Hardware — ... we expect this game to look really good because of that, but it should also fair quite well on systems with modest specifications. Unlike Crysis and a few other visually stunning games, Call of Duty 4 wasn't able to bring a high-end system to its knees, and believe us that was a good thing. Call of Duty: World at War certainly shapes up to be one of the most exciting installments on the series yet, and now we must find out how it will run on your computer... Read more at TechSpot. Call of Duty: World at War performance in-depth - ...