Call of Duty fans demand a remaster for decade-old favorite game

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Call of Duty fans joined in agreement that they would love to see the classic game CoD World at War remastered.

Call of Duty is a historied franchise, that has grown to be one of the most popular casual and esport FPS games, featuring thrilling campaigns and their own league – the CDL.

Activision has made a habit of issuing an annual release, rotating between developers like Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games, Raven Software, and Treyarch, each adding their own unique style to the game.

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Players have looked forward to new releases of Call of Duty, and recently Activision has focused on offering new iterations of the Modern Warfare series – such as the upcoming release Modern Warfare 3 (2023).

With all these remasters of old games, players have been thinking about what other Call of Duty’s they would like to see released with a modern flair – games like the classic World at War, which was initially brought out over a decade ago in 2008.

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Call of Duty community would love new World at War

One content creator spurred a wave of support within the community for a remaster of World at War with a post reminiscing about the old game: “World at War is one of the best Call of Duty games. We need it remastered.”

https://twitter.com/ExoGhost/status/1715837864343109966?s=20

Some were overjoyed at the thought of a remaster of World at War, claiming it to be arguably one of the greatest CoD titles: “This is absolutely a fact! One of the best CoD titles released overall.”

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However, not everyone was so keen, and one person was quick to remind everyone of a game that was based in a similar time era, Vanguard, which was not received well by the community: “We did they called it Vanguard.”

But, while many wouldn’t be opposed to the idea, they rather have their attention focused on the new game Modern Warfare 3 that will soon be released and the issues they worry could plague that game – like spam reports and “excessive SBMM.”

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