Acti-Blizz has revealed in its Games Convention press conference that actor Gary Oldman will play a Russian sergeant in Call of Duty: World at War.
Destructoid writes: "In a sudden turn of events that have shocked the games industry, Treyarch has confirmed that Call of Duty: World at War for the Wii will not have an online cooperative mode. Recently, WiiHD had a chance to speak with a Treyarch representative about the matter. The reason for the exclusion of the larger mode is massively surprising. Apparently, the Wii cannot sustain the World at War engine with that many people on-screen at the same time. This is what Treyarch had to officially say:
Some new info on the Wii and DS version of Call of Duty: World at War have emerged. Rich Farrelly and Noah Heller, are Creative Director and Senior Producer of Treyarch, and talk about the Wii and DS version of Call of Duty: World at War. Hit the jump for all the info.
Activision has announced that fans of Call of Duty: World at War can gain access to exclusive screenshots, videos, and forums. Also, any gamer who signs up to be a Call of Duty VIP will be entered into a contest to win a copy of the game.
Ahead of this weekend's Call of Duty: World at War reveal via Xbox Live Marketplace, comes a tasty little rumour hinting that the COD4 developer's next game will be a bit on the science fiction side.
Take it with a pinch of salt for the time being, but an insider from Infinity Ward is reported to have said, "We are currently working on a new sci-fi title, we cannot release any more information as of yet, we may or may not announce it ...
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Console Central writes: "Take 2 have admitted that 'Carnival Games' for the Nintendo Wii doesn't offer much choice in the way of skin colour, but are promising to fix that for the sequel to the game stating that it was a complete oversight.