It was a tough call for my Call of Duty: World at War Map Pack sniper spot contest.

The other day, I was told before a game of hardcore team deathmatch, in Call of Duty:World at War, that I was “going down” in the next game. Well, my team and I had played well in the previous game, and so someone on the other team was looking to topple me, apparently.

Ironies of COD:WAW: #2: gamers who put “MLG” in their clan tags and constantly go negative in their K/D ratio. Perhaps they mean, “My Little Gecko” or “Me Love Grandma.” Certainly they don’t mean “Major League Gaming.” ‘Cause you can’t go negative and make it in the MLG, tough guy.

Well, Nick Smith and I have seen CLOWNS exploiting glitches on Roundhouse and maybe even Makin. I’m not sure exactly how they do it at this point, but if you see some joker jumping up and down in one spot, he’s probably trying to glitch you out.

Analysis of COD:WAW game players shows that the DB Factor tends to rise as the player combines a few particular perks. These combinations center around the player’s death; the highest DB Factor occurs in the case when player predicts he/she will die quite frequently and uses Martyrdom in combination with Juggernaut to be the paradoxical entity: an extra-hard-to-kill suicide bomber. Although the DB Factor axis has a maximum value of 10, the predicted DB value of the JuggerDom is practically infinite.

A look inside at the eerie Zombie Mode in the latest COD game, Call of Duty: World at War.

One of the things I really wish that Call of Duty 4 had is a Coop mode for the campaign part of the game. So I was extremely thrilled when I heard that Call of Duty: World at War would have a coop mode. Here is some in game footage of it .