I didn't, my brother did. The reasons he bought it were that he's a large fan of the CoD series and because that's about the only thing most of his friends ever play.
Splitscreen online multiplayer. And pretty good multiplayer at that. The sheer ridiculousness of the singleplayer storyline also served to amuse me for a time. But mostly the multiplayer.
I bought it because I got it on sale for like thirty bucks a few months after it came out, I only bought it then because I didn't have a multiplayer game for the PS3, since I usually play Xbox 360. I had a few friends with PS3's who were playing it a lot at the time, so I figured for $30 it gave me something to do with them.
mostly for zombies, and partially because i wanted to see where they would go with a post-ww2 reznov. i was disappointed.
World at War was, in my opinion, by far the best Call of Duty game to date. it had relatively interesting characters and was sufficiently action-ey without being as formulaic as the last 2 Modern Warfare games (seriously, did anyone else notice the stuff MW2 blatantly copied from The Rock, one of the most formulaic action flicks of all time?).
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jump to black ops and the soviet union is turned into the same generic Op For that's been in every other CoD game and most other modern FPSs as of late.
Because I've loved every addition to the Call of Duty games since Call of Duty 4 (haven't played any of the previous games.) I bought it mainly for the multiplayer component, but the campaigns in COD games have been consistently solid and enjoyable. Was a bit bored with the zombies mode after playing it a lot in World at War, but is was also solid and enjoyable.
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