While the campaign may feel a little dated, it has undeniable polish, and its replayability has been extended by the folks at Raven Software. In the near-decade since Call of Duty 4 originally hit store shelves, however, its campaign has been outdone by many other FPS titles, and so some might not find it quite as memorable or impressive as it was the first time around. It features one of the most exciting Call of Duty campaigns in history, full of heart-pounding set-pieces, and action sequences that were rather innovative for the time. The post-launch DLC maps that were released for Call of Duty 4 also don't appear in Modern Warfare Remastered, and there has been no indication that those particular maps will be added to the game at all.Įven with those two issues holding the game back, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is still great fun, and a very well-made game. Namely, it doesn't launch with all 16 maps that were available in the original game, with fans having to wait until December to get their hands on the rest of them. Regardless of intent, Activisin's decision hasn't sat well with many fans, as it essentially means that Modern Warfare Remastered costs $80 - a rather steep asking price for a core gameplay experience that's nearly a decade old.īesides the questionable pricing scheme, there's another issue with Modern Warfare Remastered that needs to be addressed. Some view this pricing scheme as a way for Activision to force consumers to buy Infinite Warfare after the game's reveal trailer was met with overwhelming hate from the community.
Those hoping to purchase the Legacy Edition and then sell Infinite Warfare are out of luck Modern Warfare Remastered requires the Infinite Warfare disc to function. On the contrary, they have to purchase, at minimum, the Legacy Edition of Infinite Warfare, which currently retails for $80. At the time of this writing, Call of Duty 4 fans looking to revisit the game with prettier graphics can't simply go out and buy it. Perhaps the most obvious flaw is its pricing scheme.
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