The CIA is set to spend several million dollars to develop a video game aimed at helping its analysts think like terrorists, The Washington Times has learned.

If U.S. intelligence agencies were making secret video games to foment unrest in Iran or elsewhere, they would likely be less violent and more focused on realistic decision-making scenarios.

Iranian court gives death sentence to American game designer who confessed to spying for the CIA ...

The video game industry is working with the Pentagon and the CIA to develop training software for real-world spies and soldiers. Oct. 3, 2003, 11:10 AM EDT By By Matt Slagle ...

We guess Iranian intelligence finally figured out that nobody cares what they think about "Battlefield 3," but their hatred of games they don't like is ongoing. ‘CIA Spy’ Claims Video Games ...

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Polygon’s new documentary The Great Game explains how former KGB and CIA leaders made a video game with Activision. Watch it here and on YouTube.