I got Black Ops Cold War for Christmas 2020.

While I had lots of fun with the zombies (yes that’s all I played), it felt so different from the old entries like Black Ops 2. The difference was so drastic that I felt compelled to go back to where the zombies mode started which I had never played: World at War.

My older brother had a PS3 and all the old COD games in my parents’ basement from when he was a teen. I figured I might as well try World at War zombies on there first. But since it was the PS3 version offline, I was forced to play the campaign in order to unlock zombies.

And the campaign just blew me away.

Up until this point, I had never played a COD campaign, and I wasn’t nearly as into story-based games. COD: World at War’s campaign single-handedly made me do a 180. It fundamentally changed how I viewed gaming as a whole. Both the American and Russian campaigns gripped me the entire runtime. The cutscenes felt like I was in a WWII museum with all of its real historical footage. And the final 2 missions were by far had the most powerful moments in the game. Its gritty and hopeless take on WWII will always stay with me.

And then I unlocked the zombies and had so much fun with it. Even with just one barebones map, the gameplay felt extremely good. And unlike Cold War, it actually felt like you were… well… surviving!

These days, I mostly play it on Steam which comes with all the zombies maps for free. Shi no Numa is easily my favorite of the 4. But those maps combined with its masterpiece of a campaign make World at War my favorite game of all time.

TLDR: I discovered World at War because Cold War inspired me to see where the zombies mode began.

have this on disk for a 360

a youtube vid

the trailer

It was the only one unblocked on the school computers, a friend showed it to me during recess. I have now played in leagues for it, and have over 5000 hours

My dad played it for a while, but said I couldn't. So when I was old enough for the age rating, I started playing it, and instantly fell in love with it.

Trump location

I don't know honestly

While playing it

my friend forced me to buy it

I don’t remember tbh

Scrolling on steam, it was recommended, I was hooked.

There's 2 in the #1 spot actually

Jet set radio: I began listening to the OST a lot because I was recommended it on a site I listen to music to on, so then I decided to actually go to a internet cafe type place that was up in steven's point (it had like every console and game imaginable) and I chose the Xbox JSR (I got the JSR copy from renting it from a game rental box outside a CVS). And let me tell you, it was absolutely gold. unfortunately I only have a Nintendo switch and a few other consoles at home, so the closest I can get to playing it again is playing bomb rush cyberfunk.

Planet dob: I deadass don't know how I discovered it. Like I never knew how I discovered it it just. It. It like it just