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Sony has developed an adapter for its PlayStation VR 2 (PSVR 2) headset, allowing it to be used with PC systems. This move could potentially expand the VR gaming market to include PC gamers.

In my latest blog, I explore the multifaceted dynamics of player engagement within the thriving gaming industry, now a multi-billion dollar marketplace. I analyze market dynamics, highlighting platform distribution: 55% mobile, 28% PC, and 16% consol

Insights For You So guy's we all know that Indian gaming industry is booming day by day in India but only few people's are there who is really doing something in gaming industry. According to supreme court gambling is not allowed only skilled ba

We're creating India's first Motion gaming that uses your body movements as control. No Controller needed, works on Mobile/PC/TV. Think of it as 'Kinect for all devices' Will release the Beta in the next 7 Days, hope you guys like it. cheers👍

Nintendo Switch 2 Announced with Upgraded Specs Nintendo officially launched the Nintendo Switch 2, featuring a 1080p HDR display, 256GB internal storage, improved battery life, and Joy-Con controllers that can be used as PC mice. The device release

India ranks second in the world for mobile broadband internet traffic within the country and international internet bandwidth. It also ranks third for annual investment in telecommunication services and domestic market size.

Bill Gates & Paul Allen founded Microsoft in 1975. They developed software for personal computers, including BASIC for IBM PC. Windows 1.0 was released in 1985, followed by Windows 95, 98, XP, Vista, 7, 8, & 10. Satya Nadella became CEO in 2014, shif

Why doesn't India have its own GTA or Black Myth: Wukong yet? 🎮🤔 India is one of the biggest gaming markets in the world 🌍, yet it still doesn't have any real world-class AAA games. Why not? ❓ A lot of Indian games are in the "beta" stage 🧪 - b

In 2002, Microsoft took one of the craziest gambles in corporate history: Microsoft started CHARGING for something everyone else gave away for free. The industry laughed. But this ONE decision created a $70 BILLION product. Here's how Microsoft sa