Identification
- Identifier
- BO1-PS3-NTSCJ-JP-SUBTITLE2011-001
- Exact printed title
- Call of Duty: Black Ops
- Common name
- 2011 Japanese reissue — subtitled
- Family
- PlayStation 3 — 2011 Japanese reissue — subtitled
- Classification level
- Official variant
- Platform
- PlayStation 3
- Region
- Japan
- Distribution countries
- Japan
- Manufacturing country
- Not recorded
- Date / period
- 2011-09-01
- Print run / reprint
- Japanese budget reissue
- Publisher shown
- Activision
- Distributor
- Not recorded
Languages and censorship
- Cover language
- Japanese
- Manual language
- Japanese
- Interface
- Japanese
- Subtitles
- Japanese
- Audio
- English
- Censorship status
- Modified Japanese version
- Censorship details
- Square Enix confirmed changes to dismemberment and to a torture scene compared with the US version.
Physical item
- Physical media
- Blu-ray
- Packaging type
- PS3 Blu-ray case
- Inclusion method
- Physical game included
- Origin of the difference
- Printed as part of the original packaging
- Product code
- Not recorded
- Disc / media identifier
- Not recorded
- Barcode
- 4988601007108
- Age rating
- CERO Z
- Approximate dimensions
- Not recorded
Documented contents
- Call of Duty: Black Ops game
Main BO1 artwork with Mason seated and PlayStation 3 branding; printed text and age ratings vary.
A high-resolution scan is required to record text, screenshots, logos, languages, copyright notices and distributor details.
Compare the PlayStation 3 spine using its codes and logos.
Photograph the disc or media label and record its identifier directly rather than inferring it from the cover.
Verify the manual’s language and reference independently from the cover.
How to identify this version
- Reissue banner and price
- Distinct JAN
- Subtitled or dubbed release
- 4988601007108
- CERO Z
- Japanese banner
Open research questions
- Exact disc code and a scan of the back cover.
Direct sources
GameFAQs — multi-platform release data
Codes, barcodes, dates and age ratings; some European entries conflict.
Square Enix Japan — languages and content changes
Japanese voices/subtitles and changes to violent content.
GameFAQs — physical-edition index
Worldwide index; thumbnails are sometimes too weak to establish a micro-variant.