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There is no shortage of World War II-themed first-person
shooters available, and it's no secret that a number of them,
including Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and Battlefield 1942,
are extremely good. Now you can add Call of Duty to that list.
The first game by Infinity Ward, a studio composed of some of
the same team that worked on Allied Assault, Call of Duty
presents outstanding action all around and is at least as good
as, and in several ways is simply better than, any similar game.
Though both its single-player and multiplayer modes will be
familiar to those who've been keeping up with the WWII-themed
shooters of the past several years, most anyone who plays games
would more than likely be very impressed with Call of Duty's
authentic presentation, well designed and often very intense
single-player missions, and fast-paced, entertaining multiplayer
modes.  What would it take for a WWII-themed shooter to
distinguish itself in this day and age? A