I started playing CoD:World at War the other day and I must say I was rather impressed. Apart from the realistic environment and having multiple soldiers rushing at you from all sides, the part of the game that stood out the most to me was the screams of the dying Japanese soldiers.
Perhaps it's only because I'm half Japanese that I felt this way, but it was mildly disturbing (and sickly amusing) to hear these soldiers screaming bloody murder in Japanese as I torched them in groups. I think what hit me the hardest was that I was able to understand exactly what they were saying.
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I started playing CoD:World at War the other day and I must say I was rather impressed. Apart from the realistic environment and having multiple soldiers rushing at you from all sides, the part of the game that stood out the most to me was the screams of the dying Japanese soldiers. Perhaps it's only because I'm half Japanese that I felt this way, but it was mildly disturbing (and sickly amusing) to hear these soldiers screaming bloody murder in Japanese as I torched them in groups. I think what hit me the hardest was that I was able to understand exactly what they were saying.