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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare - Xbox One Legacy Edition

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Platform For Display: Xbox One


Edition: Legacy


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  • Infinity ward reaches new heights with Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, which returns to the roots of the franchise with large-scale war, epic battles, and cinematic, immersive military storytelling and takes players on a journey from earth to beyond our atmosphere.
  • Call of Duty: Infinite warfare delivers something for every Call of Duty fan with three unique game modes: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies.
  • Call of Duty 4: Modern warfare is back, remastered in true high-definition featuring improved textures, physically based rendering, high-dynamic range lighting and much more to bring a new generation experience to fans.
  • Team up with your friends with 10 of the iconic multiplayer maps from the online multiplayer mode that redefined Call of Duty introducing killstreaks, XP, Prestige and more in customizable, classic multiplayer modes.

Description

Infinity Ward, the award-winning studio that helped create the Call of Duty franchise, reaches new heights with Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Infinite Warfare returns to the roots of the franchise with large-scale war, epic battles, and cinematic, immersive military storytelling and takes players on a journey from Earth to beyond our atmosphere. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare delivers something for every Call of Duty fan with three unique game modes: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies.

Number of Players: multiplayer


Publication Date: November 4, 2016


Computer Platform: Xbox One


Global Trade Identification Number: 31


UPC: 667649366081 047875880344 047875878631 728295512342


Compatible Video Game Console Models: Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X


Release date: November 4, 2016


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Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 0.88 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


Rated: Mature


Item model number: 87863


Item Weight: 0.88 ounces


Manufacturer: Activision


Date First Available: May 2, 2016


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    • Amazing Game Feels Old
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
The reason you buy the Legacy edition is because of the inclusion of Modern Warfare Remastered obviously. Infinite Warfare's campaign so far is basically a playable Michael Bay movie, big explosions and set pieces. It does give you a wonderful feeling of scale though, that you are but a small soldier in a huge world when these moments play out. The multiplayer I can't really comment on, the guns all do essentially the same thing, there isn't a clear gun to pick over others it really all the depends on your play-style. I haven't played IW MP a lot because I'm one of the many that is tired of the futuristic Call of Duty setting, the jump packs and wall running just aren't my thing and in my opinion makes for a very frantic game. Now on to the reason I give this game 5 stars. Call of Duty Modern Warfare Remastered is everything you remember is was and more but with time comes those rose-tinted glasses that gloss over the negatives of the game. So first, if you have never played Modern Warfare because you are too young or CoD wasn't your thing at the time, it is a wonderful game that shows the roots of where CoD became the juggernaut of a franchise it is today. This game was the turning point for CoD. If you're like me though and you've played CoD for years and wanted to go back I have some reminders for you that you've probably forgotten. Okay so to start off reminder martyrdom? It's a perk where upon death your drop a live grenade. Now this is fine if you're a long range person but if you ever get the urge to get closer or "run and gun" this perk will frustrate you till no end. On the topic of grenades, you probably don't remember how overpowered they are, they can be far enough away that the grenade icon barely shows up and you will die. Another thing with grenades you've probably forgotten is that the map design though amazing as it is, is very small and lends itself easily to other players having the Frags x3 perk on and just chucking grenades over buildings or across maps, this is especially frustrating in Search and Destroy (a 1 life per round game mode). MWR really shows its age in a lot of other ways also, there is a limited selections of weapons, the majority of players will either play with M16A (assault rifle), MP5 (sub-machine gun), or M40A (sniper). Those three are by far the most common weapons used and there are limited number of perks again, there is no pick-10 system either so you can't customize much. Despite all this however there are a lot of pros, the maps design though small is so phenomenal, this was Infinity Ward at its peak. You don't generally feel cheated out of anything like kills because the balancing is superb and everything has an effective counter. Raven Software and the other studios tasked with this remastered did alter it, this isn't the same exact game as in 2007. They didn't change the core mechanics, but they did add in calling cards and emblems, you can also get skins for you weapons (these aren't just camos from the original game but actual skins that change the appearance). The underlying theme to keep in mind with the additions is, micro-transactions. To Long Didn't Read: This game is old and it shows but if you played the original it will make you feel young again. Now should you buy this game? If you have the extra cash sure, but it isn't worth $70-80 in my opinion. I got mine on a good deal for 50% off that brought the price down to around $40 or so, at that price it is worth it. If you are like so many others and waiting for MWR to release separately, I'd suggest you give up that hope. This again is just my opinion, but with the game bundled already together and them obviously willing to reduce the price to get sales, why would they sell it separate instead of just lowering the overall price? If Activision does the latter it will also artificially boost sales for Infinite Warfare because technically there is only one SKU and it's for Infinite Warfare. Another thing is, if they do release a standalone MWR, what do you think the price will be? $19.99, with Activision that's not happening, $29.99? Maybe... but again I'd doubt it because they know they can get more, so most likely it will go for $39.99 or above while also lowering the price on this edition. So I guess what I'm trying to say is, if the game were $40 for both, would you not buy it even if you don't want IW? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2017 by JN
    • Why the hate?
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
I enjoyed this game 100%!! I don't understand why there is so much negativity towards this COD?!?! This is my opinion and hope I don't catch too much fire for it, BUT this game rocked I have been a COD fan since the start and I have to say bravo Infinity bravo. Every COD seems to be evolving with time and progressing to future war, I personally love this. Wall runs are kind of a bust to me, but boost jump/slide are a keeper in multi and campaign. ATTENTION *For gamers who want the old CODs they are all on the older model system nobody is stopping all you haters from playing them. THAT IS ALL!* This is a new generation of gameplay for FPS games and Infinite Warfare did its job. The story was a nail biter all the way through. I love games that make you feel like your part of the game and provide the realistic feeling of being in the squad! I felt such an attachment to all the characters which made this game of the year for me. Multiplayer is different?!?! Which isnt a bad thing. MW-2-3 and BO2 were the best multiplayer for me but lets face the music. It felt the same just new maps and guns. This has a way different approach from Advanced Warfare which kind of started the boost jumping and wall run. Don't get me wrong I loved that game quick scoping during boost jumps was the sickest thing to do. My point is that COD developers are evolving its combat gameplay for us. Be happy you whimps and adapt to the new and improved Call Of Duty!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2016 by Alex Galvan
    • Call of duty goes in!
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
The story for infinite warfare is pretty cool! You plays as captain reyes on his journey to save the world. You play a lot of the missions in space and the anti grav grenade is the best thing I've used! You can throw it and have enemies float in the air and kill them. So far, I'm on missions 5 and had a ball playing this game. Online is pretty sweet. You will get owned a lot early on until you unlock all the guns, but if you stick to it, it becomes better. Making your perks with futuristic guns is pretty fun. I have not tried zombies yet, but will update when I do. Modern warfare 4 remastered is amazing, I played the original years ago and it is the same but the graphics are better. On sale, this package is worth it. Know before hand if you want the full experience for the new one, you will need the season pass. It also takes a lot of space on the hard drive to the size of the games, and updates. The controls are tight, and with a party, you will have fun on either games. I will update later on, but so far, this game with mw4 is awesome. Good present for the sale and others! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2016 by Luis R.
    • Game with mixed reviews - but its not bad
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
This game has a ton of mixed reviews so I'm going to keep it simple. If you find it less than normal price, you like fps games, and your on the fence like i was just buy it you most likely will like it. Like most said they buy this for remastered which I completely agree with... however, If you like playing the stories infinite is done decent... yes the acting and such are kind of outdated, almost to the point were it could have been last gen, but it was fun and in my opinion worth buying. the online play as the infinite warfare multi-player is kind of out of place. The online in this is kind of like titanfall 2, but not done nearly as well. The biggest example of this is wall running, this game tries, but titanfall excels in it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2017 by Brandon
    • More of the same, but like that is a bad thing.
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
We gamers tend to be the most hypercritical lot of folks on the planet. I am no different at the end of the day. I will whine and complain like a little girl with a skinned knee over some of the most inane details of a game. Hell, for that matter, I have in the past launched plenty of hatred on the COD franchise. And yet, I was still one of the first people to pluck my money down to get the newest installment. I guess I am a hypocrite. I doubt I will lose sleep. So anyway, I have only been playing the game for about 14 hours or so, and it is all been multiplayer and zombies (yes, I am "that guy") so I will have to limit this review based upon that admittedly minimalist scope. Then again, for the purposes of multiplayer, other than new map packs and maybe a gun or two, it's not like gameplay is bound to change much 6 months from now anyway. Just as a generalized notion, some people are pissed that COD is still sticking with a futuristic styled game for it's current installment. As for me, I am not bothered by this. If you have such a hangup for historical combat, it's not like there are not a million other games out there to cater to this desire. Some people just like to invent things to bitch about. The good thing about huge development houses like Activation is they have the cash and the talent on board to make virtually any setting spellbindingly glorious as far as environments, characters, physics and graphical detail. Those of you that forked over the money for an S and are rocking 4K TV's will absolutley love the detail, characters and sound. I can say that this is the best yet in that department with absolutley zero hesitation. Anyone that has played a COD game in the last decade is going to find much is familiar here as far as game types and matchmaking. No need to reinvent the wheel there is fine with me (objective based, death match, etc) but if and when the servers crash you can expect to find me on the COD forums cussing like a drunken sailor. The only game type I don't remember seeing before is "defender" which is pretty much just a rip off of Oddball from the Halo universe minus the skull. I played it a couple of times and am not a fan. It gets boring quick, but you might like it, who knows? The leveling up system and load out possibilities here are also only a minor variation from what we have come to expect. We all know the drill by now, right? Basically you can pick out the people who have no GF and are pushing 30 and still live in Mom's basement by the icon next to their name. At the end of the day, this is a game like all the rest in that if you invest a ton of hours, you will earn competitive advantages over your foes. Casual players are going to be getting owned as always, with controller throws and loud and static filled accusations of cheating and being gay in the lobby afterwards. Gotta love Xbox Live. Maps are as you would expect, some more open for those that favor ranged play, and some more intimate for those of us that are "rusher" style players. You better get to playing now so you can familiarize yourself as quick as possible. As per normal, there are going to certain maps, and certain sections of some maps that become hotbeds of activity, and the same applies here. Even after 3-4 plays of the same map you are going to quickly see these begin to develop. Zombies I have not spent a great deal of time with yet, but what little I have has been retarded amounts of fun. Grab a couple of buddies for co-op and cop a case of beer as this is just too much fun. It's one of those multiplayer experiences when you look up at the clock and realize you have been playing for 10 hours straight instead of just an hour. It's radical. I wont give away "plot" spoilers, but it looks like a Back to the Future 2, space age Marty Mcfly kind of thing there. I am guessing they drew upon inspiration from the single player, but since I have not played through it yet I can't comment there. Zombies is always a favorite for many people, especially among the more causal type players, and they will find lots to love here. At the end of the day, yes, this is "just another COD game", but for all the hatred and vitriol that is launched at this formula, the developers and publishers still manage to rake in record amounts of cash with each new installment. It's either one of those games that we gamers love to hate, or else the vast majority of people out there are just like me: they talk a good game online, but then are waiting in a line from here to China at midnight at their local Gamestop eager to throw down their cash for a copy. Guys, it totally OK to admit that you like playing COD. You are not alone by any stretch of the imagination. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2016 by Robby
    • Pro
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
Great game
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Gerald Gee
    • Tragically Unoriginal
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
IW: Let me start by saying that even though I don't like the futuristic direction COD is taking, I actually liked BLOPS 3 a lot. But, to me, IW is yet another uninspired, futuristic CoD title more like Advanced Warfare. The weapons, effects, etc. feel overdone and unoriginal; like the makers just couldn't think of anything better without just doing what all the other futuristic games do. It's recycled and the franchise feels like it's in a rut. That being said, I'm sure there's some fun to be had if you like this sort of thing. MWR: Fantastic game but definitely feels dated. Like so many, I feel robbed that I had to purchase IW to get MWR. Shame. I really hope they remake MW2, MW3 and BLOPS Obviously I'm not a fan of the direction CoD has been going...but I get it. The maker's are targeting teenagers their market research suggests that future is the way to go. But, I'm confused. We already have many futuristic games. Like so many others I'll say this: If I wanted to play HALO, I'd get that game. Why does CoD have to tap into that market? When the first CoD games were being developed and the franchise started taking off, I wonder what the marketing data showed back then. Were all the teenagers back then clamoring for historical WWII, Vietnam or OIF/OEF scenarios? Regardless, CoD took off by capturing the realism of world events while providing some funny entertainment value. How cool was that? I get that the younger players may not be as interested in the realistic stuff but if you're going to tap into the HALO-type game market, you gotta make a more inspired and original product. Just my $0.02 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2016 by Fernando
    • This game gets a bad rep... BUT
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Legacy
Look I’ve been playing this game for a while now. Both on PS4 and bought it again on Xbox One which I recently acquired because I enjoy it that much. It gets a bad rep from gamers and here’s why. PEOPLE ARE CONFUSING THE COD FRANCHISE WITH THE BATTLEFIELD FRANCHISE. As an owner of both franchises, COD is more of a “small map, close quarters” combat franchise. All of the maps are pretty much RUN AND SPRAY. If you’re playing COD, I guarantee when you are in “Team Deathmatch” (a multiplayer match where the team with the most kills win in a race towards 100 kills) you will see an opponent in less than 8 seconds on full spread. Battlefield on the other hand is very different. The maps are HUGE. You may not see an opponent a full two minutes into a “team deathmatch” game. It’s also more strategic and includes tanks, planes, ships.... several ways to attack opponents. WHAT DO YOU WANT? If you are after a game that requires strategy, The COD franchise isn’t for you period. You are a BATTLEFIELD player. AN HONEST REVIEW OF COD: INFINITE WARFARE This game is awesome for what it brings to the war genre. It is a depiction of what war would look like in the future! There’s wall running, massive hopping (a feature that is quite cowardly but... do you), grenades that fly and explode upon contact, darts that explode upon contact, plasma shields etc. It’s really fun and interesting and it takes a while to get use to. If you are new to it... YOU. WILL. DIE. A. LOT. A. WHOLE. LOT. ***BUT...*** that doesn’t mean trash the game because you aren’t able to plug, play, and destroy like you did in previous CODs. Instead, try to master something new. When you do get your K:D (kill: death) ratio at a respectable rate, your views on the game will change. HELPFUL HINTS: SMGs are the best weapons to play with in this game. BEST SECONDARY WEAPON: The Knife. BEST PERKS: Ghost (no one can see you on the minimap), Blindeye (hide from score streaks on the minimap), Scavenger (never run out of ammo) and Dead Silence (no enemy can hear you coming rendering those expensive headsets obsolete). You’re welcome! And Keep Gaming My Friends! Cheers to playing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2018 by K. Varner

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