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"They were so engrossed in the game that they did not see the train coming," said Assistant Sub-Inspector of Sadar police station.

According to an IAMAI-Redseer report released at the virtual meeting, mobile gaming dominates the Indian gaming sector, contributing more than 90 per cent to the $1.6 billion gaming market at present. Gaur said gaming device manufacturing fits well within the electronics manufacturing ecosystem. Gaur said Indian gaming companies have grown in size and volumes.

 The vision 2025 is to become one of the Top 10 boutique studios in the world that are go-to studios for filmmakers who have a larger-than-life vision of content.

Gamers won’t be able to shop for Rs 50 or less on gaming apps via UPI. The NPCI is taking the decision to moderate UPI volumes. The craze of fantasy leagues is likely to have aggravated the situation.

Gaming forms a crucial aspect for millennials while choosing a smartphone. Here's looking at 5 devices that are great for gaming.

India's mobile gaming market is poised to top USD 400 million by 2022, driven by growing adoption of freemium and virtual reality games in the coming years, a report has said.

India's mobile gaming market is poised to top USD 400 million by 2022, driven by growing adoption of freemium and virtual reality games in the coming years, a report has said.

The creator of mobile gaming phenomenon Pokemon Go is exploring more sponsorships by companies that want to attract character-hunting players to their businesses, the chief executive of developer Niantic Labs said on Tuesday.

As per a recent study by Facebook, 70 percent gamers across the globe, including India choose smartphones as their primary gaming platform, followed by computers, tablets and game consoles.

YouTube has announced that the android phone users would soon be able to live stream their mobile gaming sessions directly to the service.

The game that spawned legions of mobile gaming converts, noisy toys, beach towels and school back packs is now back, this time with a sequel number.

Play It Interactive, a Canada-based mobile gaming start-up, will invest $1.1 million (Rs.6.6 crore) to drive its business and product development in India.