So why now, two months after release? Well, after hearing a lot of praise towards the campaign and being part of the problem being a prolific Call of Duty player since the days of CoD1, I've always had a guilty soft spot for the franchise. It wasn't till abysmal sales (in Activision’s eyes), with 50% less than last year's Black Ops 3, that a price drop was inevitable, and Infinite Warfare is perhaps now the fastest dropping in price Call of Duty to date. Plus, with the Legacy Edition - the version everyone bought only to get MW: Remastered - it simply wasn't worth buying especially at its steep price tag of £74.99.
With last year being so jam-packed towards the end it was difficult to find the time or more so, the right person to review it. Here at GameGrin we reviewed both this year's competitors Battlefield 1 and Titanfall 2 within their respective releases, but only till now we review Infinite Warfare. Let's begin by saying that this review is long overdue, we know.
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It's deceitful and anti-consumer, and clearly shows that Activision's marketing knows how to toy with players nostalgia, but let's put that aside, as we're here to talk about the black sheep that is Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. But furthermore, the newest entry not only took Call of Duty beyond the jumping of the shark but also held a remastered version of one of the most beloved Call of Dutys in the franchise for ransom by offering it only as part of a Legacy Edition. The once great powerhouse of first person shooters has been kicked to the ground and beaten by the barrage of thumb downs on YouTube. It was pretty clear from the first reveal trailer that this wasn't going to be Call of Dutys Reviews // 2nd Feb 2017 - 5 years ago // By Calum Parry Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Review
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