In Korea, games ≈ drug-addicted to games, StarCraft, League of legends, games-IT information In Korea, games ≈ drugs

Korea's gaming market is very developed, many players for the game is very addictive. Korea some officials fear, addictive game for Korea negatively impact Korea will stipulate strict regulatory laws, online gaming rises to drug and alcohol levels, regulatory law, Korea officials and members of the gaming industry, has launched a robust debate.

According to the United States sci-tech news website CNET reported, Korea is called game haven country, playing games to Internet cafes, many of Korea's important leisure activities. StarCraft and these popular games such as the League of legends, Korea has a massive Player users.

In Korea there are "professional gaming" or "e-sports" argument, playing a game has become a huge market. In Korea, advanced degree in e-sports, gamers can even.

However, online gaming is becoming a double-edged sword. Korea many government officials fear that Korea's game culture, is walking away, and Korea cause damage.

Recently, the Korea Democratic Party members, government officials, academics, professors, as well as from representatives of the gaming industry, held a meeting, and discuss the impact of games on the national, as well as how to implement strict monitoring.

It is reported that Korea is developing a gaming law, in the law, games could face a similar drug, alcohol's strict supervision.

The seminar's theme is "video games: addiction or art? "The participants discussed proposed strict laws, whether it is dealing with the gaming boom the right move.

However, at the seminar, many of the arguments made by those arguments, but proved that the games industry for Korea's importance.

Korea games industry Association Chairman Goong-HoonNam said banning online gaming isn't wise, a bit like a car after the engine changes, only to find the cause of the problem is out of gas.

Promoted the game heavily regulated power, including a large number of Korea parents parents who fear their children addicted to playing games. It was reported that in Korea, children face great pressure from family, was asked to get good grades in school, and playing games as a means to release the home pressure.

Korea scholar Joong-KwonJin said parents parents should communicate more with their children, helping them release the pressure, to avoid children playing the game addictive.

Recent news events, making Korea worry, the game may give Korea adverse social effects. In April, for example Korea of an adult male, caught up in Internet cafes playing games and not coming home for days, results home and two year old son starve to death, news shocked the Korea.

In 2011, the investigation report shows that Korea's students playing games for two hours after school every day, then Korea adopted the game closing Act, this law stipulates that minors under 16 years of age, from 12 o'clock in the evening until six in the morning, prohibited to play the game.