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Call of Double Duty? Modern Warfare remaster spotted as Infinite Warfare pack-in

Well, COD4 was infinitely better than any other Call of Duty...

The next Call of Duty might have a bumper-sized bonus arriving with it: an updated version of the game that kicked off the multiplayer revolution.

That’s right, Modern Warfare Remastered could be thrown in for free with Infinite Warfare.

A photo posted to Reddit, supposedly snapped at US shop chain Target, apparently shows a Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare reservation card. As well as the 4th of November release date, which matches up with Call of Duty’s usual annual cycle, the card also shows a bundled version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare remastered.

The Reddit user has since deleted their account, so it’s by no means confirmed. We don’t even know if the Infinite Warfare name is right yet, but the COD fanboy inside me wants to believe.

Anyone that remembers sprinting around Crash, sniping down the middle of Pipeline and calling in helicopters to rain down fire on Overgrown will be chuffed to hear an updated version might be on the way.

You can have your Halos, keep your Killzones – the original Modern Warfare was the best multiplayer FPS in the early days of PS3 and Xbox 360.

It opened the floodgates for the character classes, weapon attachments and killstreaks that have turned up in practically every online shooter since.

A remastered version would naturally need to keep the 60fps gunplay that’s been a staple of the COD series for years, but we’re also hoping for some updated visuals that really push the power of the PS4 and Xbox One.

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