South Korean intelligence agency pushes for spy games

According to the Xinhua news Agency, South Korea's National Intelligence Institute under the new website launched a "Recognition spy" award-winning animation video games. Agence France-Presse 29th reported that the game aims to commemorate the 59 anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War.　　Players from June 22 to July 21 can log in to the National Intelligence Agency website WWW.NIS111.CO.KR participate in the game, 200 lucky winners will also get notebook computers, digital cameras and game controllers and other prizes. In the game, the player will "pay close attention" as required to praise North Korea, frequent mention of Korean economic cooperation and the separation of the Korean-DPRK dispersed relatives.　　In addition, the game also requires players to identify those who have sent "irregular" postings on the Internet, quickly leaving Internet cafes, spreading anti-government rumours, talking with their hands on their mouths, and participating in parades with "suspicious people" with sticks. A spokesman for the National Intelligence agency said the game was designed "to raise people's awareness of security, especially among young people who do not know much about North Korea". Some organizations have criticized the game for suggesting that the north-south unification should be seen as a "spy".