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Activision has announced that Call of Duty: World at War will hit retail on November 11th. The title is from the makers of CoD3, although uses the CoD4 engine.

Call of Duty World at War brings what made Call of Duty 4 great back into World War II. The game is designed and executed competently, with a somewhat surprising sense of fun in the details, but this should be the last time the series explores this war for a very long time. Read More...

Among reporting a 2.9 Billion USD profit so far this year, Activision has confirmed that a fifth installment in the Call of Duty series is on the way, which will be set in "a new military theatre".

The Call of Duty: World at War beta has begun, and we've dug into the game's multiplayer for the first time to see how the annual Call of Duty experience stacks up.Read More...

Based on the same engine used in Modern Warfare, a trailer has been published for the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise.

Call of Duty World at War has been making news with rumors of "Day One Content" that would allow players to pay for experience or help with leveling. The real story is far less sensational. Details inside. Read More...

According to rumors, after the release of Call of Duty 5, Infinity Ward will take over as sole developer of the series. Activision says no, but we can continue to dream.Read More...

PC gamers looking to take Call of Duty: World at War for a spin can do so soon by singing up now for the game's PC beta, which implements some new features including integrated friends lists and an invite system.Read More...

With the fifth installment in the Call of Duty franchise mounting up, the minimum system requirements to run World at War have emerged. Bit-tech have the details.