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Nov. 19, 1981: Marcos Regime Puts the Kibosh on Games (snapshot)

Written by: Tony Long
Publication: Wired
Date published: November 19, 2010

Nov. 19, 1981: Marcos Regime Puts the Kibosh on Games

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