For example, in the Wii version of "Call of Duty: World at War," the mode is entirely absent. The major difference is the controls, and three controls options exist: the default touch screen mode, a dual stick mode designed to mimic a controller and a tilt mode that takes advantage of the device's inner accelerometer.Īs the iOS app makes evident, not all copies of "World at War" are the same in fact, the mode doesn't even exist on some versions of the game. Once you survive the tutorial, however, the game plays similar to the console and PC versions. On iOS devices, this mode exists as a separate app: "Call of Duty: World at War - Zombies." When you first load the game, you must complete the first level in which a dying man offers you a tutorial, designed to help you survive on your own. Re-release copies of the game, such as the Xbox 360 Platinum Hits version of "World at War," include this patch by default. In a downloadable patch, the publisher removed this requirement, letting gamers play Nazi Zombies immediately without the need to finish the single player campaign. Once the credits finish rolling, you'll be able to start playing the new mode immediately.
The unpatched, launch version of "Call of Duty: World at War" on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC has clear requirements for unlocking the additional zombies game mode: finish the game in any difficulty setting and sit through the entirety of the staff credits.
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