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In the zone

By PENNYLANE By Rebecca C. Rodriguez | April 28, 2006 - 12:00am

You could call it the middle ages of gaming in the Philippines: in the past, arcades were usually situated in a dimly lit corner of the mall, and the featured games were monolithic, cumbersome, and usually violent....

Young Star