PUBG INDIA REGISTRATIONS
PUBG lite pre-registration now open: How to register, expected launch date, rewards and account details
Krafton India is thrilled to announce the pre-registration for Battlegrounds Mobile India Lite on Google Play. Slated for release by the end of 2026, this streamlined edition promises a reduced download size. Gamers who sign up early can earn unique rewards. Existing accounts from Battlegrounds Mobile India will seamlessly transfer, and players from both Lite and standard versions can enjoy cross-play compatibility.
Game theory: How fortunes of India's gaming industry turned from being a sunrise sector
From being a sunrise sector to a stressed one, fortunes of India’s gaming industry have quickly turned. ET looks at what is driving the bullish investor sentiment in the sector despite recent setbacks
Govt to plug Aadhaar gaps, curb misuse; Udaan ‘on track’, CEO tells staff
UIDAI also plans to integrate its data with death registration records to prevent people from using Aadhaar numbers of deceased citizens to claim benefits.
Krafton to publish its new PUBG game in India
In July, the company launched Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), a version of the popular battle royale game specifically for the Indian market.
Dunzo-Tata talks stuck on deal terms
Tata Digital's potential investment in Dunzo is stuck as the hyperlocal startup doesn't want to give majority control.
Krafton launches iOS version of Battlegrounds Mobile India
The launch of Battlegrounds Mobile India iOS app is expected to provide a boost to the esports and streaming segments, as several streamers, who are not on Android, were still not unable to access this game.
PlaySimple makes it rain
From PlaySimple's acquisition to Licious's new fundraise and Robinhood's IPO, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
Krafton opens up early access to Battlegrounds Mobile India for select few
“The Early Access of the game will be available on Google Play Store only to players in India,” the South Korean game developer said in a statement on Thursday.
Battlegrounds Mobile India clocks 20 mn pre-registrations in two weeks
Battlegrounds Mobile India, a localised version of PUBG Mobile, received 7.6 million pre-registrations on its opening day and 20 million in two weeks, South Korean publisher Krafton says.
Remodelled PUBG version Battlegrounds Mobile clocks 20 million pre-registrations in 2 weeks
In September last year, PUBG Mobile, which was then published in India by Chinese internet giant Tencent, was banned along with other Chinese apps amid a prolonged border standoff between the neighbours.
Battlegrounds Mobile India set to make online gaming big again in India
The launch of Battlegrounds Mobile India (PUBG Mobile India) is expected to not only boost India’s online gaming ecosystem, but also revive the fortunes of millions of gamers who built successful careers on top of it.
Arunachal MLA calls for a ban on Battlegrounds Mobile India, PUBG Mobile’s new version
In a letter to PM Narendra Modi, Ninong Ering says Battlegrounds Mobile India, the local version of Krafton’s PUBG Mobile, will once again give China’s Tencent Holdings access to the Indian market.
PUBG Mobile India pre-registrations start on Google Play store
Designed for Indian players, Battlegrounds Mobile India (PUBG Mobile India) offers specific rewards on pre-registration, which can be claimed after the official launch.
PUBG to relaunch in India as Battleground Mobile India
PUBG developer Krafton will have to make up lost ground in the esports segment, as several gamers and esports organisations have shifted to other titles like Sea’s Garena Free Fire, Activision Blizzard’s COD: Mobile, & SuperCell’s Clash of Clans.
Return of PUBG
From PUBG plotting return to India, to Uber's India biz being hit by second wave and NPCI refusing to block crypto trades, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
Jio Call of Duty Mobile challenge: How to join, registration fee and other key things to know
Mobile gaming is a fast-growing entertainment segment in India, where around 90% of gamers use smartphones as their primary gaming device. Call of Duty game is a highly popular online game and is a rival of PUBG — the Chinese game that remains banned in India.
Jio starts Call of Duty Mobile Aces Esports Challenge on JioGames platform
Qualcomm India president and vice president Rajen Vagadia said mobile gaming is one of the fastest growing segments in India and almost 90 per cent of the gamers in India are using their mobile as their primary device for gaming.
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