Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: Remastered is now out on PC. The remaster of the 2009 classic is only available via Battle.net, and will only feature the campaign mode. As a result, they’ll be no Spec Ops or Multiplayer to look forward to. The remaster features HD visuals, (up to 4K), as well as HDR support for those on a console.
From Battle.net, the first-person shooter is available for $19.99. It further includes the UDT Ghost Bundle. The bundle can be used in Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, and it’s battle royale mode Warzone.
The original Modern Warfare 2 is still available via Steam but without some of the perks seen with its updated version, which includes an uncapped framerate, and ultrawide monitor support.
A new update from Infinity Ward aims to combat the issue of cheats in Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone. Revealed last month, the developer had blocked more than 50,000 players from the online battle royale mode. As a result, plans for new measures are to be imposed soon.
Last week, Infinity Ward released a statement via Twitter on the subject of cheats. A new lobby is to be introduced, which will pit cheaters together against one another. The post indicates that there’ll be “additional dedicated security updates,” as well as “increased resources against backend tech.”
Reporting features are also set to be upgraded, which will provide extra resources to players who want to report the cheats inside a game. Better yet, players will further receive an in-game confirmation that the player they’ve flagged up has been banned. The added functionality will be included, which means cheats can be reported in Killcam and Spectate modes.
For anyone still undecided on whether or not to purchase Modern Warfare 2 Remastered, quick out this official trailer.
