Now, before I go any further with this review, let me be completely straight– Modern Warfare is easily my favourite entry in the Call of Duty series and, until Black Ops III, was the last FPS that I poured some serious time into. Getting home with that hot little item in my hands, I didn’t realise at the time just how profound an effect that Infinity’s Ward’s spectacular shooter would have on my gaming experience, most prominent amongst which was serving as my introduction to competitive online multiplayer. The question remains though – How much care and attention has been afforded to Raven’s remastering efforts for Modern Warfare’s genre defining campaign, and is this a respectful take on a classic title or just another cheaply ported cash grab squirted out to serve as an incentive for reticent fans to pick up Infinite Warfare over its contemporaries?īack in 2008, which almost feels like another lifetime ago now, I bunked off of work and picked up an Xbox 360 and Grand Theft Auto IV, Bioshock and a copy of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
PlayStation 4 owners who pre-purchased Activision’s upcoming Infinite Warfare Legacy Edition were granted thirty-day early access to the single-player portion of Modern Warfare Remastered currently the only way to experience the remaster, once the exclusivity period ends players will need to either have the digital edition of the game on their system or the physical Infinite Warfare disc inserted in order for Modern Warfare Remastered to be accessible.
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