Treyarch have always found themselves to be the whipping boys of the WWII FPS subgenre and they are forever in the shadow of developer powerhouse Infinity Ward. However, sometimes this added pressure is not always a bad thing and can actually push a run-of-the-mill developer to produce above average products. Such is the case with Call of Duty 3. Although it doesn't hold a candle to Call of Duty 4, it is at least comparable enough to Call of Duty 2 to make it a decent WWII FPS entry. If Treyarch can do a similar job with Call of Duty: World at War as compared to Call of Duty 4, they may find themselves in the position of getting some much needed props from the gaming community.
