Speaking with CVG, the Call of Duty: World at War developer, Treyarch, won't rule out the possibility of seeing more WWII settings in the future.
Senior producer on World at War, Noah Heller, had this to say about the future of the series.
Senior producer on World at War, Noah Heller, had this to say about the future of the series.
I can't say that there won't ever be a WWII Call of Duty game again, but we're glad we were able to end the war and we're glad we're going to support the title with lots of downloadable content.The World at War BETA is currently underway on the Xbox 360. The PC BETA is coming soon, and the final game is set to release on November 11 in North America.
It's gratifying that we're able to show the close for once, rather than the opening. The war is over and both campaigns have a very clear ending.
If we had time we might have shown the end of the war from many different country's perspectives, and maybe that's a story still untold.
But in the meantime people definitely haven't seen the final charge of the Red Army, people haven't seen what the fighting was like in Okinawa and I think it's definitely important to show those stories from a polished perspective rather than show some of the mopping up elsewhere in the world.