Now this is a game offer we don't see every day. South Korea is set to launch the visual novel title Diamond and the Sound of a Gunshot, and purchasing Zener Works' suspense title does not only give you a brand new gameplay experience, but a diamond as well. For real.

There can be no doubt that some of the best gamers in the world are from South Korea. The WCG is a witness to what the Korean gaming force can do. Even outside the WCG, whether it's StarCraft, Warcraft, Counter-strike, and even Tekken, there's bound to be a Korean or two among the best. So now comes this Craiglist posting, where you get to learn StarCraft from a real Korean, and no not a fake one.

The Koreans loved Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection so much that even two years after its launch, they're still coming out with a PSP bundle for it -- two of them, in fact. Actually, there are three bundles being advertised right now for Korea, and they're using some 'hot' ads to catch your attentions as well.

Sony has halted the supply of the PS3 in Korea. Say what??? What's gotten into them? "Troubled by 'reverse-importing'," they are, it seems. Apparently, Japanese foreigners have been flying to South Korea in order to get the console at a cheaper price point. Koreans aren't too happy about that.

We hear that all is not well in South Korea for Nintendo, who's next generation console is taking bad rap from the hardcore elite in the country. The negative gossip all revolves around the fact that the localized Wii consoles are only accepting localized copies of Nintendo games, and from the looks of it, Nintendo isn't getting corresponding versions of the most demanded titles into the market fast enough. The result: Wii sales have been sluggish at late. More details follow at the full story.

Microsoft plans on lowering the price of its Xbox 360 in its Asian markets to revitalize sales - a move similar to when it cut the prices in Europe. For more information on these price cuts and the specific regions to be affected, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

The maxim says, "imitate, then innovate." Perhaps Fantom Entertainment Group imitated Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children a little too much.

In any case, Square Enix has won the reported copyright infringement case against Fantom Entertainment Group. For more legal details, turn to the full article after the jump.

Last year gave us the news of a madly love-struck astronaut, and this year, we'll be witnessing how taking out books outside the premises without asking permission will take something important away from you: in this case, the privilege to be the first person from your country to be sent into space. Read all about it in the full article.

Itching for more StarCraft II updates? Well, you are just in time because Blizzard has just unveiled a new trailer video for the game in an event in South Korea. This particular clip focuses on the Zerg Swarm and the new units that come with it. Watch the video after the jump!

South Korea's Ko San will be blasting off to the International Space Station bringing with him his country's national dish, kimchi.

Apparently, it took three government research institutes, millions of dollars and years in order to make this thing happen. Find out more after the jump!