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Mahesh Babu Joins Shortgun Games to Back Indian PC & Console Gaming

In a landmark collaboration uniting Indian cinema’s storytelling pedigree with next-generation interactive technology, Indian cinema superstar Mahesh Babu has officially joined Mumbai-based development studio Shortgun Games as a Strategic Investor.

Together, the star and the founding duo are establishing a high-impact creative alliance dedicated to building original, franchise-grade intellectual properties (IPs) designed exclusively for PC and modern console platforms, including PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

At the core of this joint endeavor is the studio’s flagship project, PROJECT TAKEDOWN, a high-budget action adventure, narrative-driven title built to compete directly on the global stage across North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, and international markets.

While digital entertainment in India has historically focused on mobile platforms, co-founders Jeet Chandan and Vidhit Mehta have made a deliberate and early strategic pivot to build exclusively for PC and console ecosystems. Their mission is to demonstrate that an Indian studio can architect high-fidelity worlds,...

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The ‘Ocarina of Time’ Remake Is Finally Here, but Why Does Link Look so Yassified?

After 28 years, the gamer’s game is getting a big remake. A fully redone version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time arrives Thursday exclusively on the Switch 2. Nintendo has been releasing trailers and screenshots in the run-up to the launch, and the imagery, while whetting appetites,

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Beyond Cold Storage: Why Hardware Wallets Need Open Source and Clear Signing

The ‘Ocarina of Time’ Remake Is Finally Here, but Why Does Link Look so Yassified?

Sources: at Jensen Huang's election event, tech executives expressed concern over anti-data center results; OpenAI discussed resetting its 2027 capacity plans

X is rolling out a redesigned web app country by country for signed-in users, with a single unified server, saying it improves load times over slow connections