Movies that have massive numbers of devoted fans usually get their remastered version nowadays, and now video games are getting into this method of squeezing more revenues from old titles. In this case, Activision will soon be releasing the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered and this got fans, including those who have soured on the recent Call of Duty titles and have moved on, excited again.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is the 4th installment in the Call of Duty franchise but it is the first person shooter game that got hauled many into FPS gaming. Modern Warfare puts the gamer in more contemporary settings. In 2007, Coalition forces were still heavily involved in Iraq and the ISAF battling out against the Taliban in Afghanistan, though Modern Warfare puts the gamer in the year 2011 but is closer to the gear and tactics of those involved in the War on Terror. The gameplay is intense and really gets the adrenalin going that once you sat down and started playing, it was hard to let go and you go from mission to mission and from one location to another, forgetting to eat or take a shower.

The Remastered version shows the video game in better clarity and with 4K televisions and 4K monitors, the quality of the game will be noticed in upgraded graphics and dynamic lighting effects and will make you love this game just like the first time your played it in 2007. A decade hence, we’re back to playing Soap and getting mentored by Captain Price as they take one mission after another.

Watch this video of the first mission in the game, called “Crew Expendable”, to see for yoourself the improvement in graphics quality:

I can’t wait to play this game, and very much keen on seeing how the Pripyat, Ukraine mission in "All Ghillied Up" turns out in the remastered version. It will have the full single player campaign and multiplayer mode with ten maps.

The remaster is done by Raven Software and will be available as part of the of your purchase of either the Legacy, Digital Deluxe or Legacy Pro edition of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. This means that you cannot purchase the game separately. Infinite Warfare was heavily criticized with the release of its first trailer and with the inclusion of the remastered Modern Warfare, this can be carrot to entice the players to snap up Infinite Warfare.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will be released on 4 November 2016 and will be available for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.