Hello everyone! It's my pleasure to deliver my first New Year post. Are you ready? Go.
ManWithBEER reports on this article on the explosive growth of online gaming in China. Like other Asian countries such as Korea, games such as Counter-Strike are taking strides towards becoming a primary national pastime.
This interesting article also provides a few links to some more resources, so if this sort of this floats your boat, click here to read more.
ManWithBEER reports on this article on the explosive growth of online gaming in China. Like other Asian countries such as Korea, games such as Counter-Strike are taking strides towards becoming a primary national pastime.
Better games have meant more online players: the China Center of Information Industry Development (CCID) estimates that there were 19 million online gamers in China at the end of 2003. This year the number of users is predicted to explode to 32 million and will continue growing to 48 million by 2005."Colon zero" indeed my friends. FYI, the population of my country, the UK, is around 60 million. A little context makes all the difference, eh? The first official Chinese event will include Counter-Strike as well as FIFA Soccer and Warcraft 3.
This interesting article also provides a few links to some more resources, so if this sort of this floats your boat, click here to read more.
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