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Battlegrounds Mobile India ban could be in tow as Lok Sabha MP raises security issues

  Battlegrounds Mobile India is currently the most anticipated game right now and each day we see a number of details that hint at its launch. However, the battle royale has also attracted some negative limelight (courtesy of its connection with the now-banned PUBG Mobile), which could lead to a ban even before the game has been launched.  It is revealed that Lok Sabha MP from Telangana (Nizamabad), Arvind Dharampuri has written to IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad raising concerns regarding Battlegrounds Mobile. Here’s what it is about.  Battlegrounds Mobile India faces a new challenge The letter was sent to Prasad on June 2 and asks him to look into “serious” security concerns put forward by multiple representations.  It brings to light the fact that Battlegrounds India stores users’ data in India and Singapore, it also allows for international data transfers. Plus, its Terms of Service are also looked after by the laws of South Korea, where Kraft...

Gamer Spends Three Years Recreating GoldenEye 007 in Far Cry 5


The recreation of retro titles in newer engines, such as Far Cry 5's Dunia engine, is something that often happens when editing software comes with a new release. These are usually fairly rudimentary recreations, often vaguely resembling the original game in some way. In the case of Far Cry 5  though, the editor packaged with the game is actually quite powerful, and a new fan-made recreation of Rareware's Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64 has been reconstructed faithfully and in high detail.

The custom map editor for Far Cry 5 is reasonably simple to get a handle on. Once the basics have been figured out, players can easily block out terrain and create their own scenarios using the tools available. Unlike many other editors, such as the Halo franchise's forge mode, players are not restricted to simply building geometry and terrain, they can actually delve into things like placing AI combatants and creating completable objectives.

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