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Now she’s trying to pass on that experience to aspiring programmers at 1KE.

If you’ve spent any time surfing or gaming at an internet cafe in China, you may have gotten a little more from that experience than you bargained for (or wanted).

Has lag in games ever made you angry? It made one Chinese youth so angry that it sparked a fight leading to the deaths of two 16-year-old boys.

Chinese internet cafés, or wang ba (网吧), do not have a great reputation. Dim lights, secondhand smoke, being beaten up by kids, and even murder—there’s definitely no shortage of bad

Are you ready to go where many other people have gone before. Into the heart of darkness that is the Chinese internet cafe? If not, then fear not, because we have everything you need to prepare yourself for this epic journey.

LAN shops are still a blast to go to, and I’m pretty sure I can rationalize going to one on a regular basis to even the most stingy and frugal gamers out there.

Moving to China can be a shock to the system and some surprises are bigger than others. So here’s a few things you should know to reduce your shock.

I don’t know what gaming would have been like without my consoles. They affected me in an incredible way, from a very young age. It’s easy forget how important these traditions are to us, until we see those that lack them completely.

In a previous article, I mentioned cybercafé etiquette, but before you can demand something like that from your paying customers, make sure to take a look at how your café

Since the beginning of video gaming in China, internet cafes have played an integral role in the development of the country’s gaming culture. For many of China’s gamers, they were