Nine years on and Modern Warfare still feels as fresh and vital as ever. As an exercise in nostalgia it's a raging success and Raven Software should be applauded for doing such a solid job of updating a timeless classic without losing the essence of what made it so great the first time around.

In 2007 the fourth installment of the Call of Duty series was launched, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Developed by Infinity Ward it became one of the all-time favorite Call of Duty games. This was also the first Call of Duty I have played and will always be my favorite.

GameCentral gives its verdict on Call Of Duty 4's remastered multiplayer, and whether it's worth paying so much money for.

The story campaign is still fantastically well-orchestrated, with the series' best characters and most memorable set pieces; Multiplayer feels pleasingly different to most recent shooters

As fun as the multiplayer is, it's quite limited and shallow compared to modern titles; The game has been copied so often that even those new to the game will find it overfamiliar

Bought this when it originally came out, and it was that good bought it again remastered

In 2007, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare released for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. It broke a trend back in the time when historic shooters were the norm, so when a war based first-person shooter released that broke away from that trend and was set in the modern day, it was a welcomed surprise as many were...

Massive visual improvements; Arguably the best remaster to date; Still just as exciting to play in this day and age; Includes all multiplayer maps and modes (by the end of 2016

Restricting access to this game via certain editions of Infinite Warfare

As a Call of Duty fan for many years, I have been most interested in the game series due to its realism and feel of how it compared to real life war. Obviously, this game focuses more on individual sections of the fictitious war, but captures the gamer of what is happening throughout the story.

Buy Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was the turning point in the series and first-person shooters in general. On the solo side, it took on the then-ongoing war in the Middle East in ways that few games had attempted to do at that point.

There's no denying COD 4's popularity, named as one of the best games for the last generation and perhaps of all time…it was only a matter of time before it got remastered. Remastered would imply that it simply has been upscaled with new higher resolution textures and modern visuals, but it feels...

I think it's safe to say that this is really the new standard for bringing revered classics up to snuff for the current generation.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is back and it is even better then you remember thanks to the improvements put in by Raven Software.