You Might Be Able to Buy Modern Warfare Remastered On Its Own This Summer | |
You Might Be Able to Buy Modern Warfare Remastered On Its Own This Summer ![]() If a retailer listing is accurate, you might be able to pick up Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered on its own this summer. It's been a year since Activision announced that it would not release Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered as a standalone product. We all figured that once sales of the game it was bundled with, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, started to slow down, we'd see the standalone release happen. Now, that prediction may come true. Call of Duty enthusiast site Charlie Intel spotted and screencapped a listing on Gamefly. While the listing is no longer viewable, you can see the screenshot of it below. The listing showed the Xbox One version of Modern Warfare Remastered as releasing on July 20, 2017. The PS4 version was listed with a release date of June 20. That would fit with the 30-day exclusivity window that PlayStation 4 owners enjoyed when Infinite Warfare launched last year. Obviously, both listings are no longer on the Gamefly site, and Activision has yet to make any statement on the matter. We've reached out to the company to try and get a statement on the matter, and we will update this post with any response we receive. For now, the only way to acquire Modern Warfare Remastered is to pick up the Digital Deluxe or Legacy Editions of Infinite Warfare. Hopefully, that will change soon. | |
I thought this would happen sooner or later. Also, Call of Duty: Infinite Ware? | |
Good. But they'd better not charge ?50 for it like Bethesda did for the Skyrim remaster (which was just a graphics mod bung in, they didn't even fix any of the bugs that were by that time five fucking years old!!!! *fume*). | |
*Waves hand* This is not the typo you're looking for. | |
Well it's too late now, we all know the Modern Warfare remake is terrible. Only Activision could produce a remake that is both more expensive and less well made than the original, then charge for the expansions again, which are also more expensive than they were a decade ago. Unless of course you still believe peer to peer matchmaking on PC is an upgrade over how it was done in the bad old days of 2007. | |
To be fair, they do release some community favorite custom modes as official ones in the weekend playlist: Micheal Myers as Slasher, as well as Prop Hunt. Latter is even that well liked, when it's on, it's the most played mode in the entire game, even outclassic TDM. But that's really the only noteworthy, longterm positive I can see. That said, I am still far more interested in Black Ops 3 Zombies Chronicles (which apparently nobody on this website has even heard about or cares about being a thing in the near future) | |
I'm feeling pretty much this. I was excited when it first was announced, but I probably won't buy it now until it drops to like $10 or so, if ever. | |
I can't believe they messed it up this bad. The best Call of Duty game ever made with modern graphics and sound, and they still fucked up. The | |
Thanks, but no thanks. | |
I would be a lot more interested in Zombies if they didn't completely neuter solo play with that arbitrary 3 revive limit bullshit. Why don't they just have the revive machine teleport randomly around the map after a use? That way you can't camp that area and you can still get up to the high rounds. Furthermore, there's zero customizability in stark contrast to Black Op's multiplayer Custom Games. That said, Kino Der Toten was so awesome for multiplayer. After that though, Black Ops 2's Zombies just wasn't as fun at all for some reason. I don't know how BO3 Zombies plays though. Oh, and the Gobblegum perk replacement sounds like a step forward and two steps back being that you can no longer choose which perks you want besides the start of the match. | |
For the limited revives: That's because even if the machine would move, it would be still incredible easy to just keep going forever as getting to the perk machine is not hard because people never camp near the Quick Revive as that is usually located in the spawn room. And the spawn room is usually designed to be small and with the cheapest weapons - where as the ideal camping spots are large and have either a easy one-way to escape (e.g. a teleporter) or access to a good wallbuy weapon. And you seem to have the complete wrong idea what GobbleGums are. GobbleGums did not replace the perks, they are ADDED. You can still get your four perks (or more, depending on the map mechanics) and then use gobblegum as well. They are a 500-points temporary bonus and you can have only one of them at a time on top of the 4+ perks you can buy normally. | |
Two things. One, I'm curious what they will charge for it if this turns out to be true. Because anything over 20 dollars and I'm out. Because that's how much it was with Infinite Warfare. Two, does anyone else ever sit and wonder how this stuff gets leaked like this, or more importantly, how it doesn't get leaked? I mean, someone somewhere had to have put that thing up, which means that they know this is coming. And I highly doubt they are the only one that knows about it, and yet we never really hear anything. I mean, you'd think someone working on this would mention it to a friend on accident, and then word would get around. | |
But in Zombies with people, the Quick Revive machine isn't absolutely mandatory anymore so it's not something you would want to camp near in the first place. And I'm sorry but a flat limit of three revives is incredibly restrictive for solo play. It may be too easy to even have it teleport around the map (I disagree as little trips around the map are very risky just by themselves at high levels) but the 3 revives limit is just not acceptable and makes it too difficult. Especially considering how regardless of number of zombies, you have no player support of course and they're all coming for you, all the time, 24/7. As to customizability in BO2 Zombies, lolnope. Trust me, I have BO2 installed right now on my PC and I recently did a thorough check of all the options in Zombies to make sure I didn't miss some hidden options. There's different game modes for Zombies now, sure, but the only real thing you can change is the overall difficulty and the round you start in. Besides the difficulty, that's pretty much nothing. And what customizability could you possibly add? Easy. Change the starting loadout. Change the weapons that are available. Change the zombie health. How many zombies there are. Whether they get progressively tougher each round or have a fixed toughness. Everyone's starting points. How they get points. How long it takes to revive someone. Can they be revived at all? There's a ton of variables they could have added in to customize. They're in normal BO2 Custom Games but they're not in Zombies at all.
Oh. Sorry, I must have misread. | |
In coop, Quick Revives functions COMPLETELY different.
Guess what? None of those ideas are any good. If you change the loadout, you give the player instantly a better weapon - which makes things too easy in the early rounds. Zombie health is already changing based on rounds (150 base, +100 on each round until round 10, 10% more from 11 onwards) and their amount is changed based on players. If you modify that even more, things will get fucked up. But given your posts, it's pretty clear that Treyarch Zombies is not your kind of game in the first place, so maybe instead of trying to change the game a ton of people like the way it is, how about you just play something else? | |
Actually... It is. Again, I spent so many hours with my friends in front of the 360 just playing and surviving wave after wave of Kino Der Toten. It was awesome. Only Halo 3 matched the awesomeness of that. (Although Halo 3 kicks so many games' asses in terms of local multiplayer in my opinion.) Nah, I'm complaining about the solo mode. Zombies in MP, though lacking a lot of customization I would have liked, is fine. It's great. Speaking of which, it looks like you're really not a fan of customization in games in general. If you're asking why anyone would ever want to change such things then you clearly haven't seen the popularity of many insanely customizable games such as the aforementioned Halo 3, Garry's Mod, Skyrim, and Unreal Tournament. | |