Equipped with the latest games, the computers are rented by the hour. Games, which were legally banned until 1998, are sweeping the nation. The best players star in TV commercials. Now she likes it because I am going to make money from it. A lot of people hope to make money from computer games in Korea.
Games are a convenient leisure activity since outdoor entertainment options are limited.
In Canada, no one is going to respect you because you play games. Here, the situation is the opposite. The average PC bang resembles a non-descript college computer lab with about 30 PCs. A visit to the always-crowded PC rooms that dot the Seoul streets also shows why many Koreans are just as crazy about making games as they are about playing them. Game makers also have President Kim Dae Jung's government on their side.