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The only reason why I think the first one is better is because it simply offers more content. It has more weapons and an extra faction (the British). There's also better details in the original. Characters actually breathe, you can see their chest moving a bit. In Source, the characters are absolutely static, they're absolutely still.
For me though, the choice is DoD:S maybe because it was what I played the most back in days (2006-2008 especially) so I'm more attached.