The sequel of Modern Warfare 2, Captain Price and Captain MacTavish successful to killing revengeful US high rank army officer named General Shepherd for his betrayal to killing Lieutenant Simon 'Ghost' Riley and Sergeant Garry 'Roach' Sanderson. After they killed General Shepherd they back to Russian loyalist safe-house in Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, but Makarov sends forces out to their position to kill them. Soap is too much wounded, now the new Russian character is joining with them named 'Yuri' best soldier of Nikolai who much against of Makarov . They successfully escape from this area with wounded Soap. But this time the war is not only US and Russia but also including England , France and Germany . Two month later Soap is free from wounded and they send to find and kill Makarov at any cost for the war will be ended . But Makarov kidnapped loyalist Russian President Boris Vorshevsky and his daughter Anna. Is really possible to stop the war?
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MW3's story was co-written by Paul Haggis, the Canadian screenwriter behind Crash and Million Dollar Baby, and the only writer to date to pick up back-to-back Best Picture Oscars. This was his first time writing for a video game.
The TV advert that helped push MW3 to its record-breaking launch featured Jonah Hill and Sam Worthington blasting their way through a war-torn city rather than any of the game's own cast, leaning hard into star power to grab attention in a crowded holiday season.
As part of the marketing push around launch, Activision teamed up with directors Tony and Ridley Scott to produce a TV programme called Friday Night Fights, built around highlights from MW3 gameplay rather than anything scripted.
Alongside announcing the record-breaking sales figures, Activision confirmed it was donating $3 million to the Call of Duty Endowment, the charity it runs to help veterans find work after leaving the military.
MW3 wasn't just breaking its own franchise's records, it marked the third year in a row that a Call of Duty game had set an entertainment industry day-one sales record, following Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops before it.
MW3 was the first Modern Warfare game to add a Survival mode to Spec Ops, letting one or two players hold out against endless waves of enemies rather than just working through set two-player missions.
On the multiplayer map Lockdown there's a building just outside the normal play area with a window round the back that most players never fly past. Peek through it with a Recon Drone or in Spectator mode and you'll find an oversized teddy bear casually holding a pair of gold Desert Eagles.
The food court on the Arkaden map has a window looking into the kitchen, and if you look closely there's another giant teddy bear sitting in there, unarmed this time, clearly a cousin of the one hiding out on Lockdown.
Keep an eye out on the maps Mission and Downturn and you'll spot a running joke aimed at series artist Jon Porter. On Mission there's graffiti above a teddy bear reading "Porter wuz here," while over on Downturn a subway station carries a movie poster for the fictional film "Porter Justice 8: Final Justice."
Infinity Ward talked up Ghosts as running on a brand new engine, but dataminers and analysts who dug into the game found it was really the same engine that powered Modern Warfare 3, just with a heavy round of upgrades and new rendering tricks bolted on rather than a ground-up rebuild.
