Fans of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered" will finally have a reason to rejoice. The much-awaited standalone release from Activision is rumored for a set release, according to Game Reactor.
Director of Raven Software David Pelas mentioned in an interview as quoted in the website:
"What we announced before today was that we were going to offer 10 maps on launch, and that's still true. The announcement today is that the six remaining maps we are actually going to be delivering to anyone who purchases Modern Warfare Remastered, anyone who owns it or a version of Infinite Warfare that comes with it, they're going to get all 16 of the maps for no additional cost."
At hand Pelas' hasn't given much clarity on the subject yet, on the other hand, the selection of the head honcho's words will have as assumed that a standalone version of the game of will anytime soon ("any individual who buys Modern Warfare Remastered") and the way that he spread-out both games will help us with the conundrum.
Concerning why the six extra maps are coming later, it seems that they want an overhaul with the visuals and this could'nt all be accomplished prior to "Infinite Warfare."
Initially, it was rumored by the public that Raven Studios was creating a standalone Modern Warfare remaster before the game was announced. When Activision announced that the game was only available for people that bought Infinite Warfare, there was a noticeable backlash from the community.
Recently, when Activision reported "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered," it was affirmed that the game won't come as a standalone title.
The distributor chose to make it accessible just to the individuals who might produce the cash for one of the most costly forms, i.e. the Legacy, Legacy Pro, and Digital Deluxe Edition, of the forthcoming primary portion of the establishment.
Obviously, this has left a great deal of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" fans frustrated, yet there has been a continuing brew that Activision will inevitably push with the remaster independently.
