Game Cafe

Didn't you hear? Today, Capcom is opening a Resident Evil eatery in Tokyo.

In Japan, they're called "otokonoko" or "otoko no musume" (男の娘), which literally means "male daughter".

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When you think of South Korean gaming, you think of PC bang (net cafes) and people playing online games.

In South Korea, like elsewhere, Diablo III is out. And boy, are people ever playing it.