(1)Japanese kids love new arcade game featuring beetles

(1)Japanese kids love new arcade game featuring beetles

TOKYO, Japan - A child plays the ''Mushiking'' (The King of Beetles) game by choosing his favorite beetle and battle techniques from bar-coded cards at Hakuhinkan Toy Park in Tokyo's Ginza district.

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                      (2)Japanese kids love new arcade game featuring beetles

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