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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Available on Amazon Fire TV Stick With the Xbox App
Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available on the Amazon Fire TV Stick courtesy of the new Xbox app. Starting this month, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can take advantage of the platform’s cloud gaming services to play their favourite Xbox titles on the Amazon Fire TV Stick, without requiring a dedicated Xbox console.
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock Available for Download via Samsung’s Galaxy Store in India Despite Ban
Garena Free Fire and AppLock are available for download in India through Samsung’s Galaxy Store despite the ban that came into force on Monday.
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Garena Free Fire Most Downloaded Game in October Globally, Most Installed in India: Sensor Tower
Garena Free Fire was the most downloaded game worldwide in October, while Honor of Kings beat rivals PUBG Mobile, Roblox, Ludo King, and Subway Surfers, to bring in the most revenue globally last month, as per the latest Sensor Tower report.
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Call Of Duty On List Of 38 Apps For Soldiers Who Want To Fill PUBG Void
The ban on PUBG Mobile in India has led to a rise in the popularity of other gaming apps such as Garena Free Fire, Ludo King and Call of Duty, making them top gainers in downloads - even among armed forces personnel.
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Top Mobile Games of 2019: PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Subway Surfers Rank Among Most Downloaded Games of the Year
This year has been a landmark one for mobile gaming, with more battle royale games like Free Fire and Call of Duty: Mobile coming to the small screen right in your palm.
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Fire Emblem Heroes Review
Fire Emblem Heroes is where tactical battles meet free-to-play timers. The end result is a lot of fun, and a lot of waiting.
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Fire Emblem Heroes First Impressions
Fire Emblem Heroes has an interesting plot and great combat mechanics. Here are our first impressions.
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Angry Birds game now on Facebook
The Angry Birds game that has been downloaded 500 million times has been launched as a free version on social network Facebook. In the game, players use catapults to fire infuriated birds at pigs hiding inside buildings made of planks. The Facebook game, however, allows users to pay for extra birds and other in-game extras.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Available on Amazon Fire TV Stick With the Xbox App
Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available on the Amazon Fire TV Stick courtesy of the new Xbox app. Starting this month, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can take advantage of the platform’s cloud gaming services to play their favourite Xbox titles on the Amazon Fire TV Stick, without requiring a dedicated Xbox console.
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock Available for Download via Samsung’s Galaxy Store in India Despite Ban
Garena Free Fire and AppLock are available for download in India through Samsung’s Galaxy Store despite the ban that came into force on Monday.
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Garena Free Fire Most Downloaded Game in October Globally, Most Installed in India: Sensor Tower
Garena Free Fire was the most downloaded game worldwide in October, while Honor of Kings beat rivals PUBG Mobile, Roblox, Ludo King, and Subway Surfers, to bring in the most revenue globally last month, as per the latest Sensor Tower report.
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Call Of Duty On List Of 38 Apps For Soldiers Who Want To Fill PUBG Void
The ban on PUBG Mobile in India has led to a rise in the popularity of other gaming apps such as Garena Free Fire, Ludo King and Call of Duty, making them top gainers in downloads - even among armed forces personnel.
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Top Mobile Games of 2019: PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Subway Surfers Rank Among Most Downloaded Games of the Year
This year has been a landmark one for mobile gaming, with more battle royale games like Free Fire and Call of Duty: Mobile coming to the small screen right in your palm.
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Fire Emblem Heroes Review
Fire Emblem Heroes is where tactical battles meet free-to-play timers. The end result is a lot of fun, and a lot of waiting.
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Fire Emblem Heroes First Impressions
Fire Emblem Heroes has an interesting plot and great combat mechanics. Here are our first impressions.
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Angry Birds game now on Facebook
The Angry Birds game that has been downloaded 500 million times has been launched as a free version on social network Facebook. In the game, players use catapults to fire infuriated birds at pigs hiding inside buildings made of planks. The Facebook game, however, allows users to pay for extra birds and other in-game extras.
