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The free-to-play battle royale game is going to transition to the current-gen consoles.
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PUBG Mobile KR 3.9 Update is set to bring Transformers Themed Mode, which will run from July 8 to September 2. This themed event features character designs and mechanics inspired by Optimus Prime and Megatron.
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A 12-year-old boy from Delhi ended up with partial paralysis and a severely bent spine — all linked to his addiction to PUBG and nonstop gaming.
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Inspired by this real-life gamer love story, BGMI is now inviting others to celebrate connection through an in-game event called “Shaadi Duo.”
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PUBG: Blindspot is an upcoming 5v5 top-down tactical shooter from Team ARC at PUBG Studios.
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Underwater survival game Subnautica 2 will arrive in early access in 2025.
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KRAFTON has invested $160 million in Indian startups since 2021 and plans to invest an additional $150 million over the next 2-3 years
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The main event will feature the top 12 squads from the group stage and the top four teams from the survival round.
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BGMI's association with Ranveer Singh marks a leap towards celebrating gaming as a medium for immersive entertainment and community engagement.
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On July 4, police arrested a Pakistani woman who entered Indian illegally in May and was found living in Greater Noida with a man she met online via a gaming app, PUBG. The 27-year-old woman had searched YouTube for ways to gain entry into India.
However, the duo were released and the woman has requested the government to grant her and her kids the citizenship of India as she is in love with Sachin Meena.
Seema says that she has adopted Hinduism and alleged that her ex-husband beats her in Pakistan.
Here's the full story of a love story which started on PUBG.
Watch.
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The Pakistani woman, who is in her late 20s, and the local man had got in touch over online game PUBG, which led to a friendship between them.
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The launch comes nearly three years after Tencent withdrew all of its games and mobile apps, including its popular messaging app WeChat, from India.
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BGMI was pulled out of Google Play Store and Apple App Store on July 28 following an interim government order.
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Krafton had claimed earlier this month that BGMI had surpassed 100 million registered users in India.
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Sean Hyunil Sohn, CEO, Krafton India, said "the company also has more in the store for the country, including investments in local startups".
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According to anecdotal evidence, there has been an increase of 30 to 40 percent in cases of aggressive behaviour by children addicted to online games.
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The boy’s mother would often scold him for spending most of his time playing PUBG, the police said.
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Krafton filed a lawsuit against Garena, the development house behind Free Fire and Free Fire Max. It also sued Apple and Google for distributing the two games on their platform
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The deceased have been identified as Lokesh Meena (22) and his younger brother Rahul (19). They were preparing for competitive exams, the police said.
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Krafton has not confirmed the BGMI Lite app launch yet. However, considering the poll is live on the Discord channel, it might be possible that the company is indeed working on the BGMI Lite app.
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PUBG New State crossed over a million downloads within the first 24 hours of its availability
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The game will be available in 200 countries and in 17 different languages
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Greene's studio is called PlayerUnknown Productions
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During the probe, the boy's parents informed the police that the teenager had been addicted to PUBG since last month, and while playing on the mobile phone, he spent Rs 10 lakh from his mother's bank account to get an ID and virtual currency to play the game.
