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Call of Duty: Roads to Victory Review
6 out of 15
This PSP entry in the popular WWII shooter series doesn't feel like a true Call of Duty game experience.
Date: Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Author: James Fudge

At the end of the day the biggest problem with Roads to Victory isn't that it has all these little problems - the game is very playable and offers some good fun - ultimately the problem that this PSP title doesn't feel like a true Call of Duty game. Gamers can blame Amaze if they like or the difficulty of developing a shooter on the PSP format, but either way Call of Duty Roads to Victory falls short of expectations. This is one of those games you'll want to rent before committing to a purchase.

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