article_snippet: Call of Duty allows players to take on the role of a blood thirsty soldier in a number of violent scenarios - arming themselves with an arsenal of weapons including rifles, pistols and grenades.
article_snippet: The game has been mired in controversy, with Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik claiming Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik had trained Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik to kill Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik 77 victims through playing The game.
article_snippet: Call of Duty allows players to inhabit the role of a blood-thirsty soldier in a variety of grusome scenarios.
article_snippet: Gamers are armed with machine guns, rifles, pistols and grenades and play a fast-paced game of kill or be killed.
article_snippet: Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik claimed Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik had ‘trained Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik’ to kill Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik 77 victims by playing Call of Duty.
article_snippet: French terrorist Mohammed Merah also played Call of Duty Duty before killing three soldiers and four civilians – including a rabbi and three children – in Toulouse in March 2012.
article_snippet: The violence in Call of Duty Duty has been criticised by the London Jewish Forum, the British Muslim Forum and Church of England ministers.
article_snippet: Call of Duty 2 also caused outrage when Call of Duty 2 was revealed players could kill 'civilians'.
article_snippet: There are currently at least 40million active players across all of Call of Duty.
article_snippet: In Call of Duty gamers are armed with an arsenal of weapons and encouraged to take part in violence .