US EditionNorth Korea's only Steam User Disappeared Yesterday, but Not to Worry: They're Back and Gaming Harder than Ever
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The Steam platform attracts players from all corners of the world, including some unexpected ones. Recently, there has been a lot of discussion among Steam community members. It all started with the observation of user Kirby_coltellino, who noticed that an interesting object had disappeared from the Valve map: “After years, the only Steam user from North Korea has disappeared from the network.” Some users began to worry about the fate of the mys…
Gamers Suspect Kim Jong Un is Playing Stellar Blade After Lone North Korean Steam User Comes Back Online: ‘Welcome Back Kim!’ - New Business Herald
For years, PC gamers have speculated that Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s leader, is the sole Steam user in the country (based on the Steam Global Traffic Map).
Gamers Suspect Kim Jong Un is Playing Stellar Blade After Lone North Korean Steam User Comes Back Online: 'Welcome Back Kim!'
For years, PC gamers have often suspected that Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s ruler and supreme leader, is the lone Steam user in the country (as shown in the Steam Global Traffic Map). That’s why the Steam community went abuzz when just yesterday, the North Korean Steam user seemingly went offline. Thankfully, this disappearance was short-lived since the North Korean Steam user, whom many assumed to be Kim Jong Un, is now back online, and it just s…
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