Call of Duty Looked THIS GOOD in 2016?! | Infinite Warfare vs Modern COD & DLSS 5

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare released back in 2016, but the Fleet Week mission still looks and feels incredible today. The lighting, cinematic presentation, animations, sound design, gunplay, and story-driven pacing are a reminder of what Call of Duty campaigns used to feel like. Now we’re entering an era of DLSS 5, neural rendering, AI-enhanced graphics and increasingly realistic visuals, but Infinite Warfare proves something important: Great graphics are impressive — but great gameplay, atmosphere and storytelling are what make a game memorable. In this Fleet Week gameplay walkthrough: Incredible 2016 graphics that still hold up Cinematic Call of Duty campaign presentation Fast and satisfying gunplay Strong atmosphere and story Old Call of Duty vs modern Call of Duty Why games don’t always need a massive graphics overhaul DLSS 5 and the future of gaming graphics Infinite Warfare may have been controversial when it launched, but looking back at it today… Call of Duty was doing some seriously impressive things in 2016. Do you think older Call of Duty campaigns were better than modern COD? Hashtags #CallOfDuty #InfiniteWarfare #CODInfiniteWarfare #CallOfDutyInfiniteWarfare #FleetWeek #COD #Gaming #Gameplay #GamingGraphics #DLSS5 #NvidiaDLSS #NeuralRendering #RTX #PCGaming #CallOfDutyCampaign #ModernGaming #OldCallOfDuty #gaming2026