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It will not work.

yes and no.

it will probably work but be ungodly slow you might actually not even be able to run the game ( i need more info on your processor though like speeds and what version of intel intgrated graphics you have and driver version) you have whats called an integrated graphics chipset which means the ram inside your computer is being split id guess about 500 megabytes to 1 gigabyte depending on how much ram you have is being set aside to process video graphics which so if you have 4 gigs of ram 1 gig of that ram is being used to process video graphics. now if you have a desktop the good news is you can get a top of the line video card for about 100 dollars i would recomend a nvidia geforce 9800 gtx but if you want better then get a nvidia gtx 260 that runs about 139.99 maybe more and if both of those are to expensive for you get a nvidia 9600 for about 50 dollars or a little more if you have a laptop im sorry but theres nothing you can do you cant add a videocard to a laptop although ati radeon will be coming out with a usb based video card soon so you may be in luck but that will run you a couple hundred dollars im guessing

Well i have the same Graphics Card as you. i don't think you can play Call of duty world at war. And if you can play it its gonna be laggy!

Call of Duty world at war, mobile intel 4 series express chipset family...

...graphics card, will it work? I have a mobile intel 4 series express chipset family graphics card and I want to play call of duty world of war. I am hoping I don't have to upgrade but i have no idea. I am running windows vista 64 bit if that makes a difference. if I do need to upgrade, any suggestions? thank you