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Several Korean youths who knew Cho Seung Hui from his high school days said he was a fan of violent video games, particularly Counterstrike, a hugely popular online game published by Microsoft, in which players join terrorism or counterterrorism groups and try to shoot each other using all types of guns.
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Oh great. They're probably going to re-examine the video game debate. The way they describe Counterstrike makes it sound like it's the most politically-incorrect, violent video game, when really it's the most popular multiplayer game in the world next to World of Warcraft (which by the way are pretty damn tame compared to other games out there)....