The Trailer of God of War 11- Vengeance. “Chaos will rise again” as Kratos say in this new trailer for God of War III. Let’s see how much chaos is there this time. This long awaited sequel will be released by Sony Computer Entertainment’s, Santa Monica Studios on March 16th for the PlayStation 3. Check the Trailer here-

After Fifa, NFL, NBA, Cricket, now Indian games are ready to mark their presence on the gaming arena with Desi Adda: Games of India. Sony  has developed this console game that includes indigenous sports like Pachisi, Goat & the tiger, Kite Fight, Kabaddi, Gilli Danda and the beat matching dance game. The game is developed by Hyderabad based GameShastra, for PS2.

First Looks

“First impression is the last impression”. This saying has always mattered and will matter in the future too. Desi Adda has lived up to this saying. After checking out the Hanuman earlier which disappointed us, Desi Adda by the looks of it impresses us here. Hope it lives up to the impression it has created here.

The game surprisingly has a s ’story line’. You play the part of Avinash, son of an NRI businessman, who comes to visit his ancestral village (Dil Bole Hadippa in a rural way ). The guy has spent his time abroad, and this being his his first visit to an Indian village, it fascinates him. The story unfolds as he roams around the village and plays the different village games. We hope they won’t have cheesy hindi dialogues like in the Hanuman game which was released earlier.

Priced at Rs499 for PS2 and Rs999 for the PSP (yes there’s a PSP version!), the game is playable in 3 Indian languages : Hindi, Punjabi and in Tamil and this game is the first game completely developed by Indian Development Studio for the PSP.

Developed on a low budget, what we think here is that the game should get a fair trial & has to be seen as a advancement in the Indian gaming industry (trying to be a nationalist here ).

We are curious to see how they implemented games like kabaddi,gilli danda on a console and how the game mechanics are going to be. Watch out this space for more updates.

PS: Again, we’re hoping,  praying, pleading that it’s not like Hanuman. If it is, we’re not even bothering to play it fully like we did last time!

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Jack Tretton from Sony had made a grand announcement at E3 slashing the price of 60GB and 80 GB models, gamers were happy, some were really happy, but not us Indians. Why should we be, we are not expected to get any of these incentives and well my instincts were proven right today. I got an official conformation from a source in Sony India that there are no immediete plans for a price cut. Why Sony why? Aren’t we… hmm… what do you call it…. “a developig gaming market”??? In spite of being one, no mercy on us?

Is it because the ‘ancient’ PS2 is still selling hot in India? I hope not!