CCTV 9 reports on a newly opened Beijing restaurant that is inspired by the super popular online game World of Warcraft. You can see both the clip and the transcript of the report online. We checked out the Dianping reviews, which didn't take us very long... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Thu, Dec 11 2008
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| 11 Dec 08 |
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The World of Warcraft Restaurant Opened in Beijing »
YouTube video Online role-playing games are booming in China. The influence of virtual world is spreading even into day to day life. A newly opened Beijing restaurant captures the trend. The interior decoration of the place is inspired by one popular online game. |
| 03 Nov 09 |
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| 16 Aug 09 |
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| 04 Nov 09 |
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| 08 Jun 09 |
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