North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits an orphanage in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News AgencyReuters
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is said to be severely practicing Xbox games in order to strategise an all-out nuclear war against the US amid simmering tensions in the Korean peninsula.
According to a North Korean source, cited by the Daily Star, the North Korean leader believes he can defeat his Western enemy by honing his gaming skills.
The unidentified source said: "Kim Jong-Un is a computer wizard and already has a stash of western games, including Homefront."
"He loves the idea of the Korean army taking over the US. To be able to play as them taking on the Americans has put a smile on his face."
It is believed that Kim's favourite game is the 2011 hit Homefront, in which American troops combat Pyongyang's Korean People's Army. The game is set in 2027.
A former US diplomat familiar with North Korean affairs mocked: "This might be his only chance of racking up any kind of victory against America."
Meanwhile in a separate development, Pyongyang has threatened to carry out a "new form" of nuclear test in retaliation against the UN's condemnation of its recent missile launches.
"A new form of nuclear test to further strengthen our nuclear deterrence is not out of the question," said the North Korean foreign ministry, according to a statement carried by the official mouthpiece Korean Central News Agency.
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