XB360 version of "Call of Duty Black action" retail CD-ROM stolen

(compiled/applies) according to overseas media, a thief has sneaked into a printing factory in Alabama, USA, and successfully stole a retail CD of the XB360 version of Mission call Black action.　　The disc was then resold to a cracked organization, which had previously released the Halo Star, which members of the group said were organizing to crack and planned to release ahead of the game before it went public.　　Treyarch Studio community manager Josh Olin, who was informed of the news, rushed to the forum where the cracked organization was located, registered a new account and contacted the "Show stolen disc" of the post, to clear their identity to understand the real situation, behold the forum immediately sealed his account. Josh Olin then continued to negotiate with members of the group via Twitter and telephone, constantly inquiring about the details of the incident and trying to convince the other party not to crack it and release it in advance.　　But the negotiation process does not seem to go well, and Josh Olin warns that if the group dares to release the game's ISO in advance, they vowed to use all the "necessary means" to stop it, including shutting down the entire site. "Call of Duty Black action" is a dynamic view of the development and promotion of the top masterpiece, the game's development costs and promotional costs have set a new record in the history of the mobile company. As a preset sales target, it is beyond the call of duty Modern Warfare 2, so it is absolutely intolerable and nothing to be seen to happen. (Edit/Ming)