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We all heard the good statistics from P-Noy during his SONA.
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Watching business news anchors night after night reminds me of a long road trip I took with my sister’s family in the early 70s through Virginia – down to Williamsburg and Newport News— and up the coast to Delaware and back to Washington DC.
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dme distributes the popular Gunbound Philippines, MU and GoPets internet games.


 Jojo Anonuevo, president of dme, said the company is set to complete its series of investments of around $5 million from such investors as Japan Asia Investment Corp., California Pacific Capital and a Taiwanese entrepreneur.


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This market trend is not lost among major game distributors in the country, two of which took the virtual wrappers off their respective casual games last week.


NetGames Inc., publisher of the massively multiplayer online games (MMOG) Khan: The Absolute Power and Flyff, has introduced another MMOG called Pangya from Korea-based HanbitSoft. 


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Good but could be better

By Boo Chanco | July 29, 2011 - 12:00am

We all heard the good statistics from P-Noy during his SONA.

Business

Have we hit bottom yet?

By Boo Chanco | April 1, 2009 - 12:00am

Watching business news anchors night after night reminds me of a long road trip I took with my sister’s family in the early 70s through Virginia – down to Williamsburg and Newport News— and up the...

Business

Get ready to Rakion!

By Zigs De Lara | September 4, 2006 - 12:00am

2004. The Year of the MMORPG. A year when every kid and his novena-praying grandmother knew the meaning of the words "mana," "NPC," and "top up." When no less than four MMORPGs laid...

Technology

Online game distributor expands product lineup

By Marianne V. Go | March 31, 2006 - 12:00am

Online game distributor Digital Media Exchange Inc. (dme), a pioneer in interactive digital entertainment, is set to double its authorized capital following its product expansion into online payment services. dme...

Business

Casual gaming attracting female players

By Alma Buelva | September 12, 2005 - 12:00am

The so-called casual gaming market is now regarded as the new growth area in the field of online gaming with female players, especially middle-aged, driving its growth. This market trend is not lost among major...

Technology

Addicted to MMOGs

By RAVIN’ FACTS By Jennifer Ong | September 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Imagine being able to step out into another world, even just for a while. You see the most extraordinary of things. Even you yourself become extraordinary. You begin to have abilities you never possessed and skills...

Young Star