• KrupskayaPraxis
    18·
    4 months ago

    This is a great way to let gamers connect with eachother. It would prevent some loneliness with gamers here in the west

  • 小莱卡English
    9·
    4 months ago

    Internet cafes are basically extinct in my country but i have so many fond memories in them playing Tibia, of course ours were nowhere near that good looking.

  • REEEEvolution
    9·
    4 months ago

    SC, RA2 and WC3, great taste but a too heavy on shooters for my taste.

    • rainpizzaOPM
      5·
      4 months ago

      Just curious, what games will you have preferred to see?

      • -6-6-6-English
        8·
        4 months ago

        More strategy. I want North Korean hoi4 players to humble some of the Nazi fucks in our community.

        • 小莱卡English
          6·
          4 months ago

          in a place where you pay an hourly fee, no one would play a grand strategy game lmao.

          • -6-6-6-English
            1·
            4 months ago

            I actually used to go to a gaming cafe where I was a long time back when I was a younger person w my first apt… Anyone remember Endwar? Used to love playing that one with the folks there.

            • 小莱卡English
              1·
              4 months ago

              Thats an RTS tho right? I remember playing that.

              • -6-6-6-English
                1·
                4 months ago

                Correct, definitely not as long as map strategy but it had some grand strategy stuff in it for like territorial control and we def had a few day long games going. Def was spaced out tho

          • -6-6-6-English
            3·
            4 months ago

            Hitman is rad and I did not expect Dark Picture.

            Question, do they have North Korean dialect dubs or is it all in South Korean? I know there’s not much of a difference and they can understand each other, but I think I’m just curious if there is north korean V.As.

            • rainpizzaOPM
              2·
              4 months ago

              Question, do they have North Korean dialect dubs or is it all in South Korean?

              I have no idea. This might be a great question for that Chinese student in NK that shared this. If you are interested in asking him and also have a Rednote account, you can find him as “readmorebooks7”. http://xhslink.com/o/5PzdcG2OoCi

              There are canadians, french, russian, usonians and japanese IP users in the comment section.

  • deathtoreddit
    5·
    4 months ago

    Idk what they call it in their native language, but it’s nice they have their own version of PC bang hours. Looks pretty chill

  • Marat
    5·
    4 months ago

    North Koreans playing call of duty

    Korea has fallen, millions must be executed with anti-aircraft guns

  • rainpizzaOPM
    2·
    4 months ago

    From the Chinese student in NK that I follow in Xiaohongshu:

    朝鲜留学小记plog｜初探朝鲜网吧 去了趟朝鲜网吧，体验感还不错。 因为是吃完午饭就去的，本地人还不多，等到快走了的时候逐渐人就多了起来。 机器看不到配置，都是玩家国度的设备，游戏体验还是不错的。这边把dota2、csgo都改成了单机版，可以局域网连接。也就是说一个房间里的所有玩家都在这个网吧里，只是不知道队友在哪个机器。csgo里居然有个房间名字叫ikun，一看就是来过中国的朝鲜小黑子[笑哭R]。 这里一共有70个游戏，大多都见过，还可以内部更改语言，我知道大家想问有没有那个语，还真有[偷笑R]。 一个小时2美金，各位网吧爱好者们都来评价一下吧[吧唧R]。#朝鲜留学 #记录我的留学生活 #朝鲜旅游 #朝鲜 #博士生日常

    A Brief Account of Studying in North Korea | First Look at a North Korean Internet Cafe Visited a North Korean internet cafe—pretty decent experience. Since I went right after lunch, there weren’t many locals yet. By the time I was about to leave, it started getting busier. The machines didn’t display specs, but they were all Player Nation hardware, offering a solid gaming experience. Here, Dota 2 and CS:GO are modified into standalone versions that connect via LAN. This means all players in a room are physically present in the same internet cafe, though you never know which machine your teammates are on. In CS:GO, there was even a room named “ikun”—clearly a North Korean gamer who’d been to China [laughing crying emoji]. They have 70 games total—most I’ve seen before. You can even change the language internally. I know you’re wondering if that language is available… and yes, it is [wry smile]. It’s $2 per hour. Fellow internet cafe enthusiasts, come give it a try and share your thoughts [smack lips]. #NorthKoreaStudyAbroad #MyStudyAbroadLife #NorthKoreaTravel #NorthKorea #PhDLife