A South Korean politician has urged the country's President to play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 to grasp the potential devastation from a North Korean invasion.
South Korean Politician Urges President to Play Modern Warfare 4 to Understand 'Devastation' of Potential Invasion
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