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Count Regan has announced a unique training and recruiting tool today. 'Force One' is an arcade version built by the RobarTech company of Whitegate and whose simulator games have become immensely popular with the local teenagers. The cockpit of the Viper was copied down to the buckles and give the young pilot the feel of actually flying in one of the vaunted fighters. Computer graphics give the nearly 360 degree view a realistic feel and has become widely popular in many arcades.

"The game's currently got a long waiting list for many arcade owners right now," Darrien Simmons, the company's sales representative mentioned during a convention in Bandon. "We never imagined it would become this popular this fast. We're also looking at an internal communication system that will allow you to talk to your wingman also. Maybe even link more than two of these together and go head-to-head. Our engineers are working on a lot of ways to make the game better."

Currently, the cities of Whitegate, Moville and Kildare have 'Force One' in their arcades with orders for twenty more on the waiting list.

"This is one way to gain an edge on recruiting for the pilots of not only the King's Air Force but, also for the First as well," Count Regan stated. "I've never been an arcade visitor myself but, my sons both like this one in particular."