Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 REMASTERED

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The latest leak from the PlayStation store in Germany, hints about the long-awaited remastered version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 to be released Tuesday, March 31.
Modern Warfare 2 released in 2009
Released in 2009, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is hands-down one of the best first-person shooters out there at that time and the title received much acclaim from game critics and fans. A data-mine into Season 3 of Modern Warfare revealed that the BATTLE ROYALE mode and Warzone would be coming to the game, which will provide, as well as the remastered Modern Warfare 2.
Although the PlayStation store listing has been removed, but had the following details, according to charlieintel.com: "A completely remastered Modern Warfare 2 campaign with improved textures, animations, physical rendering, HDR lighting, and more. Cosmetics for Modern Warfare and Warzone Two battle pass skip tiers"
The most notable omission from the information of the remastered release is the lack of multiplayer mode; only the single-player campaign is available. According to IGN, multiplayer maps from MW2 will be added to the most recent Modern Warfare game at some point in time.
The March 31 release has an expected price point of $30 USD. A trailer has also been leaked.

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