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Box artDavid PellasAmos HodgeSeriesReleaseNovember 4, 2016Mode(s),Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is a developed by and published. It is a version of 2007's. The remaster was initially released as part of the special edition of on November 4, 2016, for,. A standalone version was released for PlayStation 4 on June 27, 2017, and for Xbox One and Windows the following month.Development began in early 2015 after a fan-made requesting a Modern Warfare remaster was released. Activision enlisted Raven Software—who had assisted the development of past Call of Duty games' modes—to develop Remastered, while original developer supervised. Remastered features extensive graphical, and lighting enhancements, updated animations, remastered original sound effects as well as adding new, and offers numerous small improvements while retaining the original core gameplay. New multiplayer content and additional and are also included.Modern Warfare Remastered received generally favorable reviews.
Critics praised the improved graphics, sound, and range of enhancements, and felt the gameplay had aged well and still provided challenge. While the game overall was considered fresh and grounded in realism, some criticized the dated narrative and called the multiplayer shallow (although new online content would later be distributed through ). Further complaints focused on certain design choices retained from Modern Warfare and the. Remastered was also the subject of controversy for Activision's decisions to initially only release it as part of a bundle, the incorporation of, and the determined pricing of the and standalone version of the game. See also:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered features the same core gameplay as the original version: it is a in which the player controls several. However, it includes a few modifications.
For example, while in the prone position, the player's equipped weapon is now visible. The game uses 'dual render technology' for scopes when aiming, providing the player with a view of the scope and blurred surroundings, as opposed to a black screen representing the scope interior present in the original. Throughout the campaign, new predetermined first-person animations are present on a few occasions. In modes, if a weapon is equipped, players now have the ability to their opponents, such as allowing the player to inspect the exterior of their gun.The campaign is almost identical to the original. It keeps the same collectibles and as before, with the addition of several new cheats, such as exaggerated physics that fling enemies backwards as they are killed, and replacing the heads of (NPCs) with watermelons. The game offers full and support (trophies of which had been absent from the version of Modern Warfare, due to the game releasing before they were introduced ), with the inclusion of several new challenges.Remastered features an updated version of the multiplayer that shares similarities with those featured in later Call of Duty games.
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It includes the same weapons, killstreaks, perks, and game modes from Modern Warfare, with existing modes present in other installments included such as 'Kill Confirmed', 'Gun Game', and 'Hardpoint', as well as new modes like 'Prop Hunt' (in which players hide as inanimate objects from the opposing team). The multiplayer offers a greater variety of customization options for profile personalization, character skins, and weapon camouflage. A number of weapons not featured in Modern Warfare were also added.
All new content can be unlocked through completing challenges, crafting by consuming 'Parts' that the player can earn, or by opening, while existing items from the original remain unlockable only through gaining in experience. The online includes 20 Prestige levels, an increase from the 10 available in Modern Warfare. Entering each new Prestige level resets any unlockables that have been previously made available, but retains all customization items, in addition to any weapons, attachments, or that have been permanently unlocked.A firing range is present in the online lobby, allowing the player to test out different weapon loadouts. See also:Modern Warfare Remastered features the same plot as the original game.
The player acts as a member of the and the and takes on missions to fight against a separatist group in the as well as an ultranationalist group in.While the United States invades a small, oil rich Middle Eastern country following a by the extremist Khaled Al-Asad, a British Special Air Service (SAS) squad infiltrates a cargo ship found to be carrying a nuclear device. The ship is sunk by enemy jets, but the SAS team escapes with its manifest, and then heads to Russia to rescue their informant, codenamed 'Nikolai', from the Ultranationalist party. The intelligence from these operations indicate Al-Asad has a Russian nuclear device.
Military launches an assault on Al-Asad's palace, but the nuclear device is detonated, wiping out most of the city along with everyone in it.The SAS team tracks down Al-Asad in, and discover that he was working with Imran Zakhaev, the leader of the Ultranationalist party. The mission then flashes back 15 years where Captain Price, who was a Lieutenant at the time, is sent alongside his commanding officer, Captain MacMillan, on a failed assassination attempt on Imran Zakhaev in,.
After killing Al-Asad, the SAS team, with support from U.S. And Russian loyalists, attempt to capture Zakhaev's son and learn his whereabouts. They ambush him, but he commits suicide. In response, Zakhaev seizes control of a nuclear launch facility.
A joint operation is launched to take back the site, but Zakhaev launches at the U.S. The joint teams are able to breach the facility and remotely destroy the missiles before fleeing the area.Zakhaev's forces trap the escaping joint force on a bridge, and during the fight many are killed. Zakhaev arrives but is soon distracted by the arrival of a loyalist helicopter. The player uses their pistol to kill Zakhaev, before being tended to by loyalist forces.Characters The player mainly controls British Special Air Service (SAS) recruit Sergeant John 'Soap' MacTavish, starting with his enrollment in the 22nd SAS Regiment.
The player also controls United States Marine Corps (USMC) Sergeant Paul Jackson during five of the levels of Act 1. (voiced by actor ) is an SAS officer who is playable in two flashback missions from 1996 in which he is still. The player also assumes the role of an American thermal-imaging TV operator aboard a gunship during one level, and a British SAS operative infiltrating a hijacked airliner to save a VIP in a secret level titled 'Mile High Club'. Finally, the player may control Yasir Al-Fulani, the of an unnamed Middle Eastern country in the game before he is executed, although he has no freedom of action beyond turning his head.Development.
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