Call of Duty: World at War PC Mod Tools Released
Tucked away within the 1.10GB archive is everything owners of the PC version will need to start making custom content, such as levels and new game modes.
Developed by Treyarch, the wartime shooter hit PC, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 earlier in the month, accompanied by the Rebellion-crafted PS2 version and n-Space's DS edition.
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cell9song
replyI'm enjoying the game but the multiplayer just doesn't seem to have the crisp feel of CoD4.
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Wow, I don't know why there is all this negative feeling towards COD:5 .
Let me just say to all those who are considering buying COD:5 for the CO-OP, that this has been the best CO-OP experience I've had in many years. First of all, developers don't make co-op campaign games for pc. They just don't exist. If they do, they are FEW, and far between. So when a developer like treyarch comes along and decides to FINALLY throw that mode into a game, you bet your ass I'm buying. The co-op experience is awesome. The damage model, the feel, the sound, all superb. It's truly an immersive experience. And the integrated voice chat makes chatting with my buddies flawless.
I'm playing on an athlon X2 6400(stock 3.2 Ghz) with 8Gb of ram and a fireGL v7600 workstation class graphics card. Now this graphics card isn't really meant for gaming, but I get superb frame rates with everything turned all the way up at 1680 x 1050. Occasionally it will chug when the flame thrower is being used and there are smoke grenades simultaneously going off in co-op, but it doesn't happen very often. I highly, highly recommend this game to anyone considering buying it for the CO-OP. Not just because it has co-op, but because it has co-op, and it's AWESOME. SUPPORT CO-OP developers!
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