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#PLAYSTATION 4 CALL OF DUTY REMASTERED SOFTWARE#
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Some of the new tasks are pretty challenging, like beating the Infinity Ward record of 15.1 seconds on the F.N.G.

Of course, on PS3, CoD 4 pre-dated the trophy system, so this is all-new for PlayStation players. There are, however, a bunch of new trophies, adding an additional 13 to Call of Duty 4's original list of 37 to make for a nice, round 50.

Luckily (for me anyway), there are no trophies attached to it. Multiplayer is great, with 10 of the game's 21 maps included, but it's also tough.

While Kill Confirmed is a neat addition to the suite of modes, having to start from scratch, unlocking weapons and attachments is just too much to ask, unless you're already a hardened Modern Warfare multiplayer pro. All while the lovely visuals whizz by at 60fps.ДЄs someone who hasn't played Call of Duty 4 since 2011, I felt out of my depth returning to multiplayer. Obviously, seasoned Modern Warfare players have graduated to the remaster and are plying their trade shooting anyone of lesser skill (namely us) over and over. Snipers are deadly, sprinting around and failing to engage an enemy first spells instant death, and only slower, tactical more considered play works. While the campaign remains comfortably familiar and a happy blast of nostalgia, diving back into multiplayer feels like a shock to the system.

#PLAYSTATION 4 CALL OF DUTY REMASTERED SERIES#

You'll soon recall the reasons why CoD 4 seemed so revelatory at the time it informs every Call of Duty game to this day, even if the series has since taken a grand departure into sci-fi with its wallrunning and boost jumps, the spectre of Modern Warfare always looms large. mission, before rappelling onto the real thing amid a raging storm at sea. And the story still manages to grip and hold your attention from start to finish.ДЇrom the very second you get back into the campaign, fond memories come rushing back of fighting to beat the record on the cargo ship mock-up during the opening F.N.G. Modern Warfare Remastered still gives the majority of first-person shooters a run for their money. Naturally, it plays exactly as you remember smooth, sharp, polished and remarkably tight, it's no wonder the game was considered such a big deal back in 2007. It also reminds you that Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was already a looker nine years ago, but obviously, in 2016 the remastered version of the game has never looked better.

#PLAYSTATION 4 CALL OF DUTY REMASTERED 1080P#

True 1080p high definition, improved textures, physically based rendering and high-dynamic range lighting are the banner features for this Modern Warfare revamp, and getting to re-live all of Soap MacTavish's most memorable moments with a wondrous, upgraded sheen is definitely welcome.

#PLAYSTATION 4 CALL OF DUTY REMASTERED SOFTWARE#

Therefore, it's a game that's more than worthy of a remaster, and Activision and developer Raven Software certainly haven't skimped on the visual fripperies to bring a classic (it feels weird to call what still feels like such a recent game a 'classic') bang up to date. It goes without saying that Modern Warfare was pretty damn influential. In fact, it not only shaped the future of Call of Duty, but had a pretty major impact on the first-person shooter in general. Not only did it move away from that particular conflict - rich and deep a vein of source material as it is - but it also set the template for the franchise moving forward. At the time, Call of Duty 4 was a complete sea change for the series, which until that point had existed exclusively within the theatre of World War II.

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