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OnePlus launched their new flagship phones OnePlus 7T Pro and OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren edition in London today. During this announcement, OnePlus also confirmed that they are working with PUBG team to deliver a better experience for its users who play the game on their phones. Read More
Apple finally launched the Apple Arcade gaming service last month and is now available on iOS 13. This service looks very exciting with over a 100 new gaming titles created with the help of third party developers. You can make use of the free trial month to explore each and every game that this service has on offer and if you like, you will have to pay a monthly fees of $4.99 to continue. Here’s our list of the five best Apple Arcade games that you must definitely try: Read More
You can’t help but feel like the discussions pertaining to Apple vs Android are a little bit futile. And yet, here we are once again wrapped up in the mobile gaming equivalent of groundhog day. The mobile gaming industry itself has evolved from low effort, pixelated titles to games which often wouldn’t look out of place on a next-generation console. As Apple launches iOS 13 to rival Android’s 10 operating system, the question of which is more superior in a gaming sense has once again reared its head. But is there any real noticeable difference between the two? And if there is, how much should you care? Read More
Asus has launched the successor to its ROG gaming phone in India today. The Taiwanese electronic maker announced this new ROG Phone 2 at an event held in New Delhi today. What’s surprising is that this devicehas been launched at half the price of Asus ROG Phone 2. Read More
Apple had announced that their subscription based gaming service Apple Arcade will launch for its users on September 19 but it seems like this service is already available for iOS 13 beta testers. These testers will have full access to Apple Arcade games which is scheduled to be launched two days from now. Read More
Mobile gaming has progressed a long way over the past five years, especially on Android devices. Once seen as the poor relation of gaming and a convenient but sub-standard alternative to PCs or consoles, mobile games are rapidly becoming as good as or better than anything else on the market. Read More
Nintendo’s new mobile game Mario Kart Tour will be releasing on iOS and Android on September 25. This will be a late release for the game as it was initially decided to launch this year in the month of March after its announcement in 2018. Read More
Apple Arcade was announced by the company back in March as a subscription-based plan for accessing any kind of App (free or paid) on the App Store for iOS, Mac, and Apple TV users. 9to5Mac got to try this service beforehand with Apple’s early access program for Apple Arcade and they discovered that the pricing would be around $4.99 per month. Read More
By playing Final Fantasy XIV, players can actually earn real money, just by selling in-game items and FFXIV Gil through an online platform called Eldorado. It is a next-generation market for in-game items and it is available for quite a lot of games. Eldorado provides 100% trading protection, accurate delivery-time tracking, 24/7 live support, and automated selection of best offers. Read More
Google’s very own game streaming platform Google Stadia was announced back in March and it really looked like it would completely change the gaming scenario around the globe. A new leak has emerged online now which says that Google Stadia will be out in November costing around $10 per month. Gamers will have access to over 31 exclusive games with this subscription which can be played online instantly with a game controller. Read More