Jan 8, 2018
UniUnknown’s Battleground:
I’ve always thought the @vstheuni‘s oc Bob would fit well as the cover guy from PlayerUnknown’s Battleground, so there he is.
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UniUnknown’s Battleground:
I’ve always thought the @vstheuni‘s oc Bob would fit well as the cover guy from PlayerUnknown’s Battleground, so there he is.
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For tens of millions of gamers in India, Tencent’s PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game was a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. Then the government said it was pulling the plug.
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Gamers Left Reeling as India Pulls Plug on Tencent's PUBG
Gamers Left Reeling as India Pulls Plug on Tencent’s PUBG
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For tens of millions of gamers in India, Tencent’s PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game was a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. Then the government said it was pulling the plug.
“When everything was under lockdown, PUBG’sinteractive features gave me a semblance of real-world social interaction. It was a stress-buster for me,” said Mustafa Scentwala, 26, who…
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FAU-G Game to Launch by October-End, Will Include a Level on Galwan Valley
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An Indian firm is set to launch a battle royale mobile video game in partnership with Bollywood star Akshay Kumar, capitalising on the void left by a ban on Chinese tech firm Tencent’s popular PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG). nCore Games, based in the Bengaluru, will launch its Fearless and United: Guards (FAU-G) game by the end of October, the company’s co-founder Vishal Gondal…
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FAU-G Game to Launch by October-End, Will Include a Level on Galwan Valley
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An Indian firm is set to launch a battle royale mobile video game in partnership with Bollywood star Akshay Kumar, capitalising on the void left by a ban on Chinese tech firm Tencent’s popular PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG). nCore Games, based in the Bengaluru, will launch its Fearless and United: Guards (FAU-G) game by the end of October, the company’s co-founder Vishal Gondal…
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Gamers Left Reeling as India Pulls Plug on Tencent's PUBG
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For tens of millions of gamers in India, Tencent’s PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game was a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. Then the government said it was pulling the plug.
“When everything was under lockdown, PUBG’sinteractive features gave me a semblance of real-world social interaction. It was a stress-buster for me,” said Mustafa Scentwala, 26, who…
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Gamers Left Reeling as India Pulls Plug on Tencent's PUBG
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For tens of millions of gamers in India, Tencent’s PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game was a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. Then the government said it was pulling the plug.
“When everything was under lockdown, PUBG’sinteractive features gave me a semblance of real-world social interaction. It was a stress-buster for me,” said Mustafa Scentwala, 26, who lives in…
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