The directors of the campaign for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 recently revealed that they used YouTube videos to create some of the game’s levels. Specifically, the missions set in North Korea were directly inspired by documentaries found on YouTube.
Jeff Negus, the narrative director for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, recently told 4Gamer (as reported by TheGamer) that the team did a lot of research and used consultants to accurately portray North Korea in the game. This was important because North Korea is a very closed-off country with limited access for outsiders. Negus explained that this research was key to creating believable depictions of the country within Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Making the sets look believable and authentic was a real challenge. We gathered inspiration and details from YouTube documentaries and pictures of homes belonging to people who had moved away.
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