http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6NiAGu4_8s&feature=player_embedded
Watch the "trailer" to this new video game just released. Is this game going too far? Using the still-recent N. Korean military shelling on the S. Korean border as a piggyback to pique the interest of those interested? The game itself has met several controversies, including the outright sales ban in S. Korea, as well as the simulation of a possible future war. These plots and story developing techniques are quite common nowadays in modern-warfare simulated games, including Homefront and the very popular Call of Duty Modern Warfare series. Do these games overstep their boundaries and go a little "too far" in terms of simulating a future war amongst countries already face to face with violent tensions?
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