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Call of Duty: Black Ops II: The Kotaku Review

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Patricia Hernandez and 436 others

Six years after the death of Saddam Hussein—just a couple of days ago—I decided to watch the video of his death for the first time. I did this because in Call of Duty: Black Ops II's attempt to explain its plot, I was shown a brief glimpse of a YouTube video showcasing the director of the FBI being burned alive. This… » 11/13/12 3:02am 11/13/12 3:02am