Textures are fairly crisp and detailed, character models look really good, and the lighting is mostly nice. It looks excellent running in 4K on a PS4 Pro, as PlayStation is the only place to play this until April 30 as part of an exclusivity arrangement with Sony. While a lot of Modern Warfare 2’s mission design holds up really well, it still feels old in some noticeable ways.īeenox has done an excellent job of making Infinity Ward’s blockbuster 2009 first-person shooter sequel look, well, modern.

It may not be fair to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered to compare it to its own reboot, but it’s also not unfair when we’re all playing this one afterwards. But this single-player campaign has a problem that Raven Software’s 2016 remaster of the original Modern Warfare’s story missions didn’t have: it’s arriving into a world where Infinity Ward’s outstanding 2019 reboot of Modern Warfare already exists. That’s how good a job the team at Beenox has done on the technical side of this project. If you put Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered in front of someone who’d never seen it and told them it was a new game that came out in 2020, they’d probably believe you, no problem.