In South Korea, the scenario in the game "Call of Duty" of a new war with its northern neighbor is sparking intense debates

North Korea has launched an offensive, overthrowing its regime and halting dialogue with the South. The new leader, Ri Ju-young, has crossed the DMZ, leading to the onset of a second Korean War. Meanwhile, the video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has gained immense popularity in South Korea, topping sales charts on Steam. The game, set against the backdrop of the Korean War, raises questions about the appropriateness of using such historical tragedies for entertainment. Kim Sung-jae, president of the Kim Dae-jung Peace Center, has expressed concerns regarding this issue in the media.