The bundling was such a greedy and unpleasant decision from Activision and their unbundling plan isn't much better. I'm sure numbers will climb a little now MWR isn't chained to Infinite Warfare but a large chunk of the game's playerbase - and therefore its multiplayer lifespan - is already gone. When Call of Duty: WWII comes out in four months, even more players will vanish. Over those months, the playercount has fallen dramatically. Oh, and the CoD4 map pack which was free on PC (thanks to Nvidia sponsoring it) is paid DLC for us in Remastered.Īctivision held Modern Warfare Remastered to ransom for eight months, making it available only in an expensive edition of an unpopular. Or, right now on sale, you can get it bundled with the regular edition of Infinite Warfare for £37.19/49,59€/$49.59. I absolutely will not buy it at this price.Ĭall of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is £34.99/39,99€/$39.99 on Steam. I certainly enjoyed CoD 4 back in the day so I am glad it's been spruced up. Its multiplayer was hugely impactful too - you can thank it for the helping spread the irritating unlocks and progression tracks that still linger. It was fast and exciting and often surprising, leaping from person to person and place to place. The first game since Half-Life to have a huge impact on other first-person shooters.

And extra for the multiplayer map pack, of course. If you want to relive the good old days, it'll cost you £35. Not that the revamp of 2007's seminal Call of Duty 4 is much more affordable now it's sold seperately, mind. Activision have finally released Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered by itself, no longer restricted to being an extra in an expensive edition of CoD: Infinite Warfare.

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