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Lee Joung-sun, an MP from the ruling Grand National party, last month submitted a bill restricting the hours offered to online gamers. He went into cardiac arrest and died at a local hospital. In 2005 a young man collapsed in an internet cafe in the city of Taegu after playing the game StarCraft almost continuously for 50 hours. After killing her the man went to a nearby internet cafe and continued with his game, said officials. The case has shocked South Korea and once again highlighted obsessive behaviour related to the internet.Ī 22-year-old Korean man was charged last month with murdering his mother because she nagged him for spending too much time playing games. The couple fled to the wife's parents' house in Yangju, Gyeonggi province, but were picked up on Monday. The baby's malnourished body aroused police suspicions of neglect that were was confirmed after an autopsy. Last September after a 12-hour gaming-session the couple came home in the morning to find their daughter dead. 'They indulged themselves in the online game of raising a virtual character so as to escape from reality, which led to the death of their real baby.' 'The couple seemed to have lost their will to live a normal life because they didn't have jobs and gave birth to a premature baby,' Chung Jin-Won, a police officer, told Yonhap. The game, similar to Second Life, allows players to create another existence for themselves in a virtual world, including getting a job, interacting with other users and earning an extra avatar to nurture once they reach a certain level. 'I am sorry for what I did and hope that my daughter does not suffer any more in heaven,' the husband is quoted as saying on the asiaone website.Īccording to the Yonhap news agency, South Korean police said the couple had become obsessed with raising a virtual girl called Anima in the popular role-playing game Prius Online.

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