Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Launched Globally
Full of controversy, was banned in Cuba and Germany

Computer game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was released to the world, Tuesday (8/11). Sales of one of the most popular game in the world is expected to break the record in the launch of the game.
According to Activision, the game's producer, more than 13,000 outlets around the world open late for a successful launch of the game.
Previous Call of Duty Series Black Ops, has sold 5.7 million copies worldwide in the first day of sales. Modern Warfare 3 is expected to reach six million copies in sales in the first day and could have sold 18 million copies by January next year.
The story itself is a connection game of Modern Warfare 2, when the number of special forces pursuing Vladimir Makarov, a Russian terrorist origin in several world cities including London, Paris, and New York.
Computer games are filled with scenes of a shooting and war also sparked controversy for scenes include bomb subways in London, just like the real incident that happened in July 2005.
Edition Call of Duty: Black Ops also could lead to chaotic because in it there is a section that tells about a special mission to assassinate former President of Cuba, Fidel Castro. As a result the game was banned in the island nation in Central America.
A similar game was banned in Germany. Although eventually be sold freely, some parts of the game that had been heavily censored, among others by removing the Nazi symbol and some scenes of violence, especially those showing vulgar blood.