How India’s Gaming Industry Took Off

toker

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I just read an article on Hacker9 about how India built its gaming giants. It’s amazing to see how mobile gaming has really taken off in the country. Anyone here familiar with how they managed to scale so quickly?
 

Kamert55

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I read that article too, https://hacker9.com/how-india-built-its-gaming-giants/ and it’s fascinating how India’s gaming giants grew so rapidly. The key factor was the massive adoption of affordable smartphones and cheap mobile data, which allowed mobile gaming to thrive. Companies like Nazara Technologies capitalized on local content, making games that appealed to Indian culture, such as Bollywood-themed slots. Additionally, India's young population and the growing internet infrastructure have played a huge role. As mobile gaming continues to dominate, the rise of budget gaming PCs and cloud services might eventually shift the landscape, but mobile still leads for now.
 

toker

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I agree! The article really highlights how India’s gaming industry has thrived thanks to affordable smartphones and mobile data. Nazara Technologies is a great example of how tailoring content to local tastes, like Bollywood-themed games, can create a strong market. It’s interesting to think about how the future might shift with the rise of budget gaming PCs and cloud gaming. Do you think mobile gaming will continue to dominate, or will these new technologies start taking over?
 

Kamert55

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I found the article really insightful as well! India’s gaming growth is impressive, especially with mobile gaming taking the lead. The fact that local content resonates with players is a key factor in its success. As more people gain access to high-speed internet and gaming PCs become more affordable, mobile gaming may face some competition. However, I think it’ll still take time for other platforms to catch up to mobile in terms of accessibility and popularity. What do you think – will mobile gaming ever be dethroned?