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Bollywood Gets Into Gaming
Following in the footsteps of their California kin, India's Bollywood has started courting the video game market with their own movie stars. More »
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Comment by OkayOctane: Well considering the Indian film industry produces 700 - 800 films a year, there'd be no shortage of source material. Dil... 7 Responses | Other threads
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India Gets First Indian Made 3D Game
Video games based on Hollywood movies are nothing new. Video games based on Bollywood movies are newer. Hit flick Ghajini is getting just that. More »
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Comment by jackydoe: Inspired? Don't you mean completely ripped off, Bollywood style "remake"? 7 Responses | Other threads
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Irrational's 'The Lost' Gets the Bollywood Treatment
I love promotional music videos for games, since they're usually so wonderfully terrible they're fantastic. It's even better when there's a weird story attached: GameSetWatch turned up a NeoGAF post regarding the fate of Irrational's cancelled release, The Lost. The game has resurfaced (with reworked graphics, but with core mechanics and story relatively intact) as an Indian release for PCs under the title of Agni: Queen Of Darkness. As GSW neatly sums up, "... evidently this title went south, Irrational got bought by 2K and turned their attention to BioShock, and FXLabs managed to rejigger it for a Bollywood PC release." But that's not all! It even got its own music video featuring Bollywood star Malaika Arora. I'm entranced. More »
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Comment by farlad: Here's something that shows that Bollywood isn't tacky crap + Watch video more » | Other threads
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Sony Wants India (India Looks At Sony As 'Just A Friend')
India, like many countries that aren't known as massive gaming markets now, has the potential to expand massively in the next few years. And SCE (Sony Computer Entertainment) is interested, planning to build multiple retail partnerships in India's top 20 cities. From SCE's Atindriya Bose:The Indian gaming market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 78 per cent by 2010, and barely one per cent of the country's gaming potential has been tapped...However, we are still at a very nascent stage, even though there is a lot of potential for the industry.
It's tough to talk about the growth of video games in an area where they aren't a very large deal to begin with. But if we can be so forward as to offer Sony two words of encouragement: "SingStar Bollywood." More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by df747jet: @Witzbold: Actually, it makes you a better person because your embracing other races. lol. more » | Other threads
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Bollywood to Boost Indian Gaming?
In the perfect example of a happy symbiotic relationship, the Bollywood film industry looks like it's ready to pair up with companies to develop mobile games. The main intent is (of course) to boost revenues for the films, but a pleasant potential side effect would be to boost India's gaming industry. Of course, since a great percentage of Bollywood films are spectacles including catchy song and dance numbers, we're not talking about the easiest types of film to convert into games (although we have previously covered the Bollywood games with SingStar and Dance Mela), never mind games for mobile phones. More »
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Comment by inochi: @IHEARTPOKEMON: no way in hell. and the biggest reason as to why is that Japan cares about things other than... more » | Other threads
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DHOOM 2 Game Coming. Yes, DHOOM.
DHOOM 2: BACK IN ACTION! DHOOM: 2 BACK IN ACTION!! Everyone say it with me, DHOOM 2: BACK IN ACTION!!! More »
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Comment by Atreya96: I liked Dhoom2 very much. The mechanism in that picture was outstanding. I liked Hrithik in that picture, he was... more » | Other threads
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