Modern Warfare Remastered

Activision has big plans in store for Call Of Duty this holiday season.

Modern Warfare Remastered appears to have reignited interest in the Call Of Duty franchise, but just as with the many entries before it, its leaderboards are plagued by cheaters and boosters.

Following on from Infinite Warfare’s most recent patch, Modern Warfare Remastered has received some help of its own, with the latest version 1.05 fixing a number of issues that have plagued the community experience since launch.

Sales are down 43%, and yet the game still finished second, and has the second-best launch in the UK behind FIFA 17.

So, you’ve moved on from Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare and tried your hand at Modern Warfare Remastered. You paid the extra money, so you damn well better be playing it! We have you covered with guides for the aforementioned, including our Achievements Completion guide, Armory location guide, and Most Wanted targets location guide. Safe to say …

Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare may yet be set in the same universe as Modern Warfare if recently-revealed promotional material is anything to go by.

There’s no doubting that the remaster of the classic is one of the year’s most anticipated games, and the fact it’s only available as additional content for such a widely hated game makes it a frustrating purchase to say the least.

There’s been a stack of great trailers and the like, but none of the footage we’ve seen is as uninterrupted and straight-to-the-point as this 45-minute long multiplayer footage.

One of the year’s most anticipated games is being treated as nothing more than a pre-order exclusive by its publisher, but that doesn’t mean we won’t eventually see it as a standalone release down the line.

It’s the news Call Of Duty fans have been waiting for. Activision has confirmed that Modern Warfare Remastered, which is being released as additional content for Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare, will have feature all 16 maps from the original 2007 game.