THE GULF WAR : Culture: Video Games
VIDEO GAME AFICIONADOS in Asia are swarming into arcades or settling into their armchairs, ready to do their own fighting in the Persian Gulf War. Popular versions offer the vicarious challenge of flying planes involved in the aerial attacks by the U.S.-led coalition, including the F-14 Tomcat and F-15 Eagle.
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