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PC bang(; "bang" approximately means "room" in Korean) is a variation of LAN gaming center, where one can play multiplayer computer games with others. PC bangs are extremely popular among young South Koreans. It became extremely popular when Starcraft came out in 1997. Although computers and broadband penetration per capita were very high, many young people went to PC bangs to play LAN-based multiplayer games, with others.
Although the age range of PC-bang users varies, they are typically students ranging from grade school to college.

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PC bang(; "bang" approximately means "room" in Korean) is a variation of LAN gaming center, where one can play multiplayer computer games with others. PC bangs are extremely popular among young South Koreans. It became extremely popular when Starcraft came out in 1997. Although computers and broadband penetration per capita were very high, many young people went to PC bangs to play LAN-based multiplayer games, with others.
Although the age range of PC-bang users varies, they are typically students ranging from grade school to college. Adults can be found using them as well, but this is not as normal of an occurrence in most cases.
Inside PC bangs, people may smoke, eat, and drink; most PC bangs sell ramen noodles (or "ramyen," as Koreans call it), canned coffee, energy drinks, and other snacks that a gamer might need to give the extra boost needed to play a little longer. The users of the PC bangs are very typically male, although there are almost always at least some females present.
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