Modern Warfare Remastered Update

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered Update 1.13 Today Adds New Weapons

By Jason Dunning

Players have revealed that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered update 1.13 is now live on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It weighs in at 3GB on PS4 and 6.4GB on Xbox One.

Official patch notes for the update haven’t been posted, but Charlie Intel has highlighted that several new weapons were added, and you can see them below:

Charlie Intel adds that the first melee weapon was from Days of Summer, while the other three are new.

If/when Activision posts full patch notes for the Modern Warfare Remastered update, they’ll be available over here.

One of the known issues with MWR is that the game asks you to insert a disc, even though you own a digital copy. It’s under investigation and Activision says, “You upgraded a Digital Legacy Edition of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and are being asked to insert a disc when attempting to play the game. If this happens to you, please contact Activision Support for assistance.”

Did you notice any other changes/additions with today’s update?

[Source: Charlie Intel (1), (2), (3), Anthony, Robert, Activision Support]

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