Emily Tan
Sep 12, 2011

Friendster's popularity returns as a social gaming site

KUALA LUMPUR - Friendster, the pioneer social networking site, has gained over half a million new users since its relaunch as a social gaming platform on June 28.

Friendster's relaunch as a social gaming site is paying off

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