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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Despite all the hype, India’s latest smartphone gaming tent pole is at risk of fizzling out.
In 2024, it's safe to say that video games have captivated Indians more than ever. India’s gaming industry has already surpassed the country's box office, with 568 million gamers bringing in $3 billion annually.
Even with billions flowing through the industry, India still does not have a home-grown competitive game with a significant player base on any platform. This is a problem that companies like Pune-based SuperGaming looked to address. However, if the launch of its latest smartphone game, “Indus Battle Royale”, is anything to go by, SuperGaming—and the sector in general—still has a long way to go.
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The sudden and quiet launch of three new online gambling sites may have marked the start of a new chapter for the country.
The publisher behind some of the most played sports video games ever has been acquired by a consortium led by PIF.
In a country where millions are already involved in online betting and gambling, allowing all kinds of real-money gaming apps on the Google Play Store, even with third-party verification, could have significant consequences.
