Call of Duty fans are joining together to express their desire for a remastered version of the classic game CoD World at War. The popular franchise has become one of the most beloved casual and esports first-person shooter (FPS) games, known for its thrilling campaigns and the creation of its own league, the CDL.
Activision, the publisher of Call of Duty, has established a pattern of releasing a new game in the series annually, with different developers such as Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games, Raven Software, and Treyarch taking turns to add their unique touch to each installment.
While players have always looked forward to new releases in the Call of Duty series, Activision has recently focused on offering new iterations of the Modern Warfare series, with the upcoming release of Modern Warfare 3 in 2023.
As fans enjoy the remasters of old Call of Duty games, they have been contemplating which other titles they would like to see released with modern graphics and gameplay. Many players have expressed their desire for a remastered version of World at War, a classic game that was initially released over a decade ago in 2008.
The discussion surrounding a World at War remaster gained traction when a content creator posted about their nostalgia for the old game, sparking a wave of support within the community. Many fans agreed that World at War is one of the best Call of Duty games and that a remastered version would be highly appreciated.
However, not everyone shares the same enthusiasm. Some individuals pointed out the existence of a similar game called Vanguard, set in a similar time era, which was not well-received by the community. This raises the question of whether a remaster of World at War would truly satisfy fans.
Despite the divided opinions, many players have their attention focused on the upcoming release of Modern Warfare 3. They are concerned about potential issues that might affect the game, such as spam reports and excessive skill-based matchmaking (SBMM).
While the future of a World at War remaster remains uncertain, Call of Duty fans continue to voice their opinions and highlight the games they hold dear. Only time will tell if Activision will answer their plea and bring back the nostalgia of World at War in a modernized form.