This time I hope they are a bit more imaginative with the level design than the same old narrow corridors with the same crates conveniently arranged as cover letting you know there is another (very short and easy) shootout coming up.

ME1 was not so bad in this regard but ME2 was.

I'll be keeping my eye on this. It reminds me very much of Battlestations: Pacific, apart from not being able to control a trooper when landing on the islands in BSP. I loved that game and think it was very underrated. Unfortunately most people seemed to think it was also a jack of all trades and master of none.

I think that it's unfair when people criticise Treyarch for their production of COD 3 while forgetting that they only had something like 8 months to produce it. If Infinity Ward only had 8 months to produce COD 4 I suspect that people would be criticising that game.

Treyarch have had something like 2 years to produce WAW and I think it shows in a game which is at least as good, if not better, than COD 4.

I may be biased because I prefer the WW2 scenerio of fighting a proper army who have a wide variety of fighters, bombers, ships, tanks, artillary, morters etc. rather than terrorists with RPGs.