Call of Duty: Black action is treated as a formality by piracy

(compiler/wendy) in the Call of Duty: Black action "before the official listing, the move to take any action to curb piracy is not, but still let people surprised that the treatment of piracy is very polite, according to foreign digital media VentureBeat reported, Mobile View hired private investigation company IP　　Cybercrime to fight piracy.　　IP cybercrime not immediately to the FBI report, but first gave warning to ask them not to resell or spread these pirated games, most of the pirates will feel afraid to hand over pirated discs, if the Pirates do not co-operate then IP cybercrime will give their information to the FBI. One of the computer healer players and friends who spent 150 of dollars on the Internet to buy the stolen Call of Duty: Black Action game disc, he certainly received the call of IP cybercrime investigators, he said in a video camera: "I will not copy this game , I never said I was going to spill it. Of course, I will lend a friend to play, this is the best game I have ever played, I will not resell it for the sake of money.　　"Computer Healer in another paragraph from the film revealed that IP cybercrime has been sent to the door to take away the game disc, however, he promised to return the money to those who participate in fund-raising friends." The spread of piracy has been halted in time, with the first "Call of Duty: Black action" mirror seed on some university campuses in Georgia and Alabama, where players can also be detected via Xbox Live while playing pirated games on Xbox360. Microsoft has access to personal information about people who play pirated games and is located by private investigators. (Edit/Ming)