Introduction Many times it's been said, and yet it's relevant to repeat it here: the world of first person shooters would be incomplete without Nazis. Coincidentally, Activision's own history of FPS has oft featured them, and Call of Duty: World at War is their latest anti-Third Reich gaming experience. With fifteen grueling single-player stages that will drag you through the Battle of Okinawa, the Nazi-Soviet War, and a comprehensive mutli-player experience, it brings a lot to the table.