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Taipei Taiwan Internet cafes have built showers, washing clothes and bedding for their clients, which allow them to spend long periods playing on the internet.
"There is a big market for online games and people started thinking in offering all kinds of services for clients in local," says Murphy Wang, one of the pioneers of Internet cafes in Taipei. On the island, more than half of the students have visited these establishments and the number of patrons exceeds 400,000, according to the city of Taipei.
Although addiction to online games is increasing day by day, the number of customers of cybercafes not done at the same pace, "because almost everyone has broadband connection at home," says Lin.
INTERNET ADDICTION
"Most of my friends go once a week, but some do it daily because their parents are not allowed to play at home," said Chang Li-rong, Lanya College in Taipei.
A islanders educators are concerned about addiction to online games and a 2009 study, conducted in Taiwan, says that 25 percent of boys and 13 percent of girls are addicted to the Internet.
However, users do not have the same impression and believe that online games offer a chance to relax and face strong pressure from school or work. "I do not feel any aggression by playing on the network, on the contrary, I relax and then I can study harder," argues a Taipei high school student surnamed Kao.
AWAY FROM HOME
Some unemployed youths have been found in cafes a residency cheaper than a pension, "said Anthony Huang of Kaohsiung. "[Internet cafés] are open 24 hours a day, have everything you need and you can forget your troubles," adding that he lives "less than 20 euros a day and have fun to stop."
Not all are enthusiastic about the modality of Internet cafes with showers and beds, for fear that perpetuate the situation of unemployment and marginalization of their families.
"We no longer see my brother, he spends his days playing on the internet and do not know what to do to help to normalize your life" sentence a young woman in one of the cafes in Taipei that came with the intention to take his brother home.
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