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In Valorant or BGMI, you are constantly fighting against recoil. In Splatoon, the ground itself is your primary weapon. Why does every shooter we play in India have to involve military guys in tactical vests screaming toxic slurs into voice chat? If you ask the average gamer in Mumbai or
Prateek Sharma
I still buy almost all my PS5 games on physical discs. If you live in India and play on consoles, you know exactly why. Our relationship with gaming is shaped by a harsh financial reality: there is zero regional pricing on the PlayStation Store. When a major release launches, it
I get asked this every time a friend visits my place in Delhi: "Why do you have that small tablet when the PS5 is right there?" To most people in India, gaming means either a mobile phone, a budget PC, or the massive white tower that is the
For many of us in India, our gaming journey usually starts on mobile or PC. A Nintendo Switch? That’s still a bit of a niche. It’s 2024, and for many of us in India, our gaming journey usually starts on mobile, maybe moves to PC, and for some,
Mark Zuckerberg's recent admission hit different: Meta's AI agent development is slower than expected. This isn't a minor hiccup. It's a direct consequence, a predictable backfire, just months after the company shed over 8,000 employees. This isn't just Meta&
Google's AI commercial, where an algorithm rewrites the Declaration of Independence, is a marvel of marketing. It's clever, evocative, and hints at an exciting future. It also embodies the vast, often destructive, chasm between how AI is marketed and the stark realities of building and maintaining
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