"the popularity of gaming in Korea; see Starcraft for an example. 

 :::True, South Korea has not produced many games in the past. Although game development is increasing, you probably were misinformed. Maple Story, Lineage, Mabinogi etc. are games developed by Koreans. I have never heard of such a laws in Korea either.   

 Korea is leading producer of video games. #3, I remember. That is... number of games produced. This doesn't necessarily mean that such game titles are any big or influential. ( ) 

 Well, I live in South Korea and I can tell you. The country is in online games. You see, there are hundreads(I'm not joking, really, if you count all the online games in Korea, there should be more than 200 hundread games running now) of online games, like linage and many else. Almost all Boys (8-14) are in games. And all the games they play are produced in Korea. This is not a joke, as a student in Junior High in Korea, guess what other kids (not me) are using if they get money? They buy game money cheapest is Approximately 5 dollars(5000Korean Won) and they buy it. And that is the cheapest. Most kids used more than 50 dollars to buy game money. And what is that for? Game Items. 

 :::South Korea also hosts the World Cyber Games, which is nationally played on TV and anyone can compete it in a variety of games including Warcraft III and Starcraft. South Korea is also one of the countries that started ""cyber cafes"" where computers are linked for mulitplayer mode between friends and also for internet access. South Korea has also produced famous and popular games such as MapleStory, Lineage and Lineage II, Warrock, etc.   

 == South Korea vs. Republic of Korea == 

 Republic of Korea is the official name of the country, and I think it would be better if we re-maned the article. -  
 :I agree. There should also be a link in the header of Korea directing to Republic of Korea, just like the header of China directs to People's Republic of China. Why don't you start a poll?  
 ::While i agree that a name change should take place, wikipedia has a policy of using the most common name and not the official one.   
 :::Yes, but ""People's Republic of China"" is the offical name of China, the latter being the common name and the former the offical, and yet the name of the article is ""People's Republic of China"". The name goes for Taiwan: Almost everybody refers to the country as Taiwan, and yet the Wikipedia article is called ""Republic of China"". Either both the ""Chinas"" should be re-named to their common names, or the both Koreas should be re-maned to their official names. -   
 ::::Then rename both of the ""Chinas"". (you probably won't be successful, because redirects are fine)   
 :::::The article China is about the Chinese civilization.  The article Taiwan is about the island of Taiwan. We can't rename both of the ""Chinas"" because of the naming conflict. We need to fallback to the official names. For both of Koreas, however, the common names do not conflict with other articles.   
 No. I say we stay as Souith Korea. People are more familar with that name. ( ) 

 == Two small problems in section ""History"" == 

 (1) ""general Park Chung-hee ... thought that the communification of the peninsula would be inevitable"".  ""Communification"" appears to be non-standard English. 

 (2) ""In 2004, South Korea joined the ""trillion dollar club"" of world economies""  No Wikipedia article for trillion dollar club. Can somebody please start a stub on this, or define the term within this article? 

 - Thanks    
 :Out of context my guess would be that trillion dollar club refers to national GDP. Communification refers, I believe, to the spread of Communism, so communization would be the standard English word. —•  

 ==Korean War== 

 When will the war continue?   
 :Who knows?   

 == Country's motto == 

 As far as I know, 弘益人間 is 홍익인간. What is the corresponding