Matter of life, death and divorce


PETALING JAYA: It may be just gaming to some, but in many cases, it’s a much bigger thing. Gaming has led to divorce, death and fights.

Just days ago, a 32-year-old man in Kuala Lumpur turned on his wife of seven years – because she wanted him to stop gaming.

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