So if you're a fan of "Titanfall" or "Battlefield 4", but have yet to play COD 4, then make sure to play this version. Certain players may feel underwhelmed with the online play.Overall though, "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" is still a classic and this remaster is a very good one. However, the genre has rapidly evolved in the past 9 years, so what was once groundbreaking is now less impressive. You can now unlock more gun paints and badges than ever before. As far as the multiplayer is concerned, it has been left mainly untouched. Long time fans of "Call of Duty 4" should appreciate these new additions and improvements to the story mode. And unlike the original game, a few modifiers have been included (they need to be unlocked) to keep the replayability factor high. In this remaster, both the lighting and audio have been amplified to solid effect. While it now feels slightly dated, it is still a masterclass in level design. I would even say multiplayer in "Modern Warfare" is more comparable to "Counter Strike" than to any game in the "Black Ops" series.I have to mention that the Tom Clancy-esque story mode in MW is one of the best campaigns in any FPS. The pace is slower than most recent FPS games due to the lack of jetpacks or any kind of futuristic gear. Gamers who have played recent COD titles, but have never experienced COD 4 are in for a surprise. Subtle changes have also been made to the campaign, while multiplayer has been updated with modern FPS tropes such as supply drops.
Like in Capcom's HD version of "Resident Evil", graphics have been considerably spruced up to resemble today's current-gen titles.
Like in Capcom's HD version of "ResidentRaven Software's 2016 remaster of "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" is one of the very best HD ports. Raven Software's 2016 remaster of "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" is one of the very best HD ports.
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