Rumor: Activision Allegedly Considering Remastering Other Older Call of Duty Games

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Activision released its first Call of Duty remaster back in 2019 to a decent amount of success and critical acclaim. Now it seems as though the company could be considering remastering some other older Call of Duty games in the future as well.

Before Activision starts work on any other remasters, the company is likely still focusing on its next remastered game to release, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Last month, a leaker revealed some of the details regarding Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer mode. The leaker noted that maps like Oil Rig, Khandor Hideout, and Sawmill will likely be making a return and that classic killstreaks such as the UAV, sentry, chopper gunner, and a new killstreak called «Soundwave» is also said to be included in the upcoming game.

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Now, a reputable leaker called RalphsValve has alleged that there have been talks at Activision of some other older Call of Duty games being remastered. The leaker claims that these remasters will fill the gaps between Call of Duty entries, as another rumor has been doing the rounds stating that a mainline Call of Duty game will not release in 2023.

The games that the leaker claims will be remastered are Call of Duty: World at War and Call of Duty 1 and 2 with backwards compatibility also becoming available for the remastered version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

The leaker also noted the possibility of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare remastered releasing on the Nintendo Switch. This will be interesting to see as it will be the first Call of Duty game to release on the console. Last month, Microsoft's President Brad Smith noted that the company is interested in getting the Call of Duty franchise on the