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Earlier today, IGN found info regarding a potential recall of Modern Warfare 2 in Russia. According to a translation (via Hellforge) of an article from a Russian gaming site (via GotPS3.ru), the controversial "No Russian" level has raised the ire of Russian politicians, causing all console copies to be recalled, with a new version set to release within a month.
The story also states that a patch for the PC version of the game will remove the offending level from the Russian version of Modern Warfare 2. We've sent a question to Infinity Ward about the authenticity of the recall.
For more information about the "No Russian" level, check out Tae Kim's in-depth examination of the controversy.
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