George Osborn, author of “Power Play: Video Games, Politics and the Battle for Global Influence” told the BBC the setting was “likely to attract scrutiny” in the territory and pointed to previous games, such as Homefront, which depicted a unified Korea under northern control and which had received bans in South Korea.
'Controversial' North Korean invasion setting for next Call of Duty game
‘Controversial’ North Korean invasion setting for next Call of Duty game
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