I'm a hardcore gamer. And like a lot of hardcore gamers in the Philippines there was a time when I…read moredidn't have the time to blow my cash on a great rig to play the games that I want. There are plenty of computer cafes out there that lets me play games with a high speed internet connection and a good rig. Most of them come off as generic and don't really give off a unique vibe to them, not Minesky Infinity though. The thing that makes Mineski Infinity unique is that it wasn't started by people who looked at it solely from a business oriented perspective. The people who started Minesky Infinity are a group of students who were themselves hardcore gamers. Their internet cafes are basically made by hardcore gamers, for hardcore gamers, of hardcore gamers. Everything is great. Sure you won't be using products from the likes of Razer, but their keyboard and mice are of great quality. They have headphones that do a good job of bringing a level of sound and comfort I wish I'd get more often from other internet cafes. they clean their equipment regularly and replace the ones that are broken. Given just how well some kids treat internet cafe equipment I'd say that's a massive plus for Mineski Infinity. To date, I haven't found a internet cafe franchise that handles its business as well as these guys do. Sure there are probably cafes that are as good, if not better, but none of them have the presence that Mineski has. It is the gold standard of internet cafes so far as I'm concerned.

I'm a huge dork so places like these really call out to me. It's a place that's easy to miss, which…read moreis a shame 'cause it's awesome. The ambiance? Perfect. It's not as rowdy as internet cafes with all those dudes playing DOTA or LOL (which, you have to admit, gets REALLY annoying). Gaming and drinking? Awesome. They have a wide array of games and consoles - xbox 360, xbox one, ps3, ps4 and pc games. The door charge is PHP100 per person and it's consumable! Which is kinda cool 'cause let's say there are 10 of you in a group, you could have 2 hours worth of game play PLUS a substantial amount of drinks and food. Pretty good for the budget conscious. The staff's really friendly, too. They'll assist you with everything that you need, so that you don't feel awkward even on your first visit. Pretty cool place to have a party or a small get together, I reckon.

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Once upon a time, during my early childhood, people didn't have wireless internet nor did they have…read moresmartphones. If you wanted access to the internet you really had to go to a computer shop to get things done. You really had no other option. Netopia was the first franchise of internet shops that was received with some sort of success. It began to spring up in a lot of other places like malls. Others tried to follow suit, but few were as popular as Netopia. It was an expensive internet cafe compared to most, but then again considering their hardware and the speed of their ISP it was something to be expected. However, as more and more generic computer shops sprung up, Netopia eventually lost its market share since they were too expensive. I mean, the I remember their introductory hourly rate was at fifty pesos. Today, a typical computer shop usually has a three hour promo for that price. You can only imagine how expensive that must be considering that this was back in the early 2000s.

2 pesos print per page. Alright, sure, it's not a piso print place. In DLSU, there are two piso…read moreprint places. There's the one in front of University Mall where the lines are always insanely long, and there's the one on the second floor of Archers, which is closed like half the time. The thing about Speedbytes is, even if it's 2 pesos per page there, it's kind of worth it in a way. Speedbytes is an internet cafe on the ground floor of EGI Building at Taft, near DLSU. It's pretty much your run of the mill internet cafe. It has aircon, and a mildly cheaper rate than the rest of the cafes in the area at 25 an hour. For me though, it's a really great place to print. They meet my number 1 requirement for printing, which is that they print FAST. By fast, I mean, somehow even if they have a lot of orders, I still normally get finished within 5 minutes of walking in. This is insanely important to every student. All you irresponsible students like me, you know what it's like to be rushing, with 10 minutes before the deadline and the office being on the other edge of school. It's in times like these where a fast printing place like Speedbytes is an absolute godsend.

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The cashier lady is so rude. The PC are okay, some are not working. Hygiene is not great. Headsets…read moresmells like helmet of joyride if you know what I mean.

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Netopia is one of the more reliable internet cafes in Metro Manila. This is probably the main…read morereason why they grew so fast and can now be found in most Ayala and SM malls. When I say reliable, of course I am referring to internet speed and connectivity. If you need to do basic internet surfing they are able to connect you to apps and sites like Google for search, Skype for communication and Facebook and Twitter for social media and many more. I often go here for my printing and copy needs. They provide the basic services of black & white and colored printing. They also do photo printing and business card printing (which includes the cutting service already) for a decent price. Of course there are units for gaming as well but I love that most people who come here use the place for their business needs so its pretty quiet most of the time.

BreakrOne is one of the few still-standing Internet cafes in the Greenhills / Little Baguio area…read more It continues a long heritage of shops in the area that go all the way back to last decade's Counter-Strike fortress, Blitzkrieg Wilson. What separates BreakrOne from the others, though is a really nice and hidden location. It's located behind an alley along P. Guevarra St., behind a building and on its third floor. Find it and be greeted by a cozy and dark room filled with quick computers, stocked with games ranging from the most modern first person shooters to old retro real time strategy games. BreakrOne also has a large outside balcony area for food, drinks and smoking, preventing the computer area from smelling like a kitchen ashtray. There's even a billiard table outside if it tickles your fancy. All in all a great place to play games and unwind (by shooting terrorists in the face).

When I was still looking for a job, and working part-time as a tutor, I usually had most of my…read moreafternoons free. When I caught up with a few of my friends for lunch, I asked them what was there to do around the area for killing time. They looked at each other, gave an approving nod, and then yelled in unison, "Breaker One!" I was so confused, and they explained to me that Breaker One is one of the internet / LAN / computer gaming cafés that were still running in the Greenhills area. Back in high school, there used to be a plethora of these gaming shops, especially within walking distance near schools, but now they are lost to different businesses. Breaker One can now be considered your five-star computer gaming shop, since their hardware and software systems are up-to-date. They have almost every game and every modification you can imagine. Why still go to this place when online gaming is trending? There's nothing like coordination and trash talking when you're playing right next to your friends.

Let me start explaining the concept of hardcore gaming cafes to a lot of people reading who might…read morenot get their point. A lot of video games, including Defense of the Ancients (DoTA and DoTA 2), Counter Strike, Team Fortress 2, League of Legends, and lots of other video games, are also considered e-sports. E-sports are games played competitively, most of the time on an international circuit, just like other sports. Think of Mineski and its various branches as small-time basketball courts of soccer fields: places where you can play hardcore, but for fun. I'm not exactly a hardcore competitive gamer. I'm god-awful at stuff like DoTA 2 and LoL. However, I can talk about how incredible Mineski is as a gaming cafe. Not only are their computers very powerful with a comprehensive set of games and gaming options, but they have fantastic internet speeds with often very little lag during gaming. Mineski is also a lot better in environment: the area is large enough that it doesn't feel like a cramped, suffocating area, but small enough that you feel like you have an engaged gaming experience. Mineski is an exquisite place for hardcore gamers, or people who just want to practice.

If you're a student in Taft, I'm pretty sure you know Mineski. Everyone goes here. Well most of the…read moreboys go here - the ones who love to play PC games. But even I who isn't a PC game lover would often frequent this place to have my files printed. There was a time though where I would go to Mineski every week, this was during the time when Left For Dead was still a craze. You would see all the seats taken all the time! The printing service here is good. Prices are not so bad. Even to surf the net, the price isn't bad at all especially if you don't have a readily available laptop to use! Location wise, it's walking distance to campus. It's actually across the campus so it's really easy to get to Mineski. My tip is to not get lost of the time when you're here - most of the time people get too in to the game that they tend to forget about their next class!