About half of these soldiers also appear in the Black Ops mission Project Nova, which is actually a flashback mission by Reznov. PlayStation (DreamWorks Interactive, 1999) Call of Duty: World at War. Fedorova is actually a female variation of the Russian surname, male version being Fedorov though the character model for the Private is male. Chris Kempshall, The First World War in Computer Games, Palgrave Pivot. This much-acclaimed installment in the epic historical first-person shooter series, playable on PC, PS3, and beyond. Sidorenko may also be a reference to Major Ivan Sidorenko, a Russian sniper who achieved 300 kills in Stalingrad, and 500 confirmed kills throughout World War II. Trade your typical military stomping grounds for the damp and dense landscapes of the Far East or the tense atmosphere of the Eastern Front nearing war’s end all while immersed in Call of Duty: World at War. 
Sidorenko seems to be the only recurring character to survive the whole war, as his name will sometimes appear in every Soviet mission and he will be the same rank of Private. Call of Duty: World at War is a straightforward military first-person shooter with authentic weaponry like the Thompson Sub Machine Gun or the Arisaka Rifle Type 99 and relatively linear but heavily scripted levels that put the player right in the middle of the action with several NPC-controlled teammates always on his side to aid. Generally favorable reviews based on 555 Ratings. Metacritic Game Reviews, Call of Duty: World at War for Xbox 360, Utilizing the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare engine, Call of Duty: World at War throws out.
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