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When did online gaming begin?
It was "TENEX" the first online game developed in 1972.
Is 100 mbps fast enough for online gaming?
Yes, 100mbps is fast enough for an online gaming connection.
Do gaming websites pay for games?
Gaming Websites earn money through advertising revenue. They rarely pay for their games, but usually develop their own or have fans that develop their own.
What is andkon?
ankon is a website for online gaming.
What is Garena?
Garena is an online gaming client.
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