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(Also see: Tracing the Origins of Gaming in India: 8-Bit Cricket, Sega, and Cloning ) At the end, it was a shooting engine, there was nothing new that we did. It got a lot of eyeballs, lot of traction, and we realised that yes, if the content is Indian and people can relate to it it would work. 'We built that game because it was very topical. 'Vishal was a programmer, I came on board from a creative perspective and I designed the game flow ,' Chhaya adds. in a browser where you could basically attack the Pakistani intruders and Nawaz Sharif and all these guys who were at that time, leaders of Pakistan,' Gondal says. 'I had created a game on the Kargil War which was made in Shockwave. Before making Yoddha though, Indiagames had made a browser game called I Love India. The game was set in the backdrop of the Kargil War. You played Yoddha, which loosely translates as warrior, as an Indian soldier shooting down terrorists. The game went on sale at retail stores all over the country in 2000.ДЄt a time when gaming in India was synonymous with 8-bit and 16-bit knock-offs and game development itself seemed an alien subject, how did this game emerge out of the blue? Gadgets 360 picked the brains of Vishal Gondal and Ninad Chhaya - the founders of Indiagames - to understand how Yoddha came to be.

#THE WARRIORS ON PC MOVIE#

Indiagames is one of the pioneers in the mobile space, where it's known for its cricket games and licensed movie tie-ins.Д«ut that wasn't always the case, as Indiagames was also the developer behind Yoddha: The Warrior, India's first 3D game, and possibly also the first commercially sold PC game and the first first-person shooter from India.

#THE WARRIORS ON PC ANDROID#

With a few exceptions, most Indian studios prefer the cosy confines of Android and iOS. There might be some legal issues as to why they ported the game to Playstation 3 in 2013 via the PSNetwork and not via Steam, but perhaps they just haven't garnered enough interest from the PC gaming community.Game development in India has largely been confined to mobile platforms. Manhunt is, essentially, the same game engine as The Warriors. Rockstar has a handful of their gaming catalogue available on Steam. Why did I bother doing this? I really loved this game, have a copy of it for XBOX, but it was one of the few games that never received the 'reverse compatibility' treatment for the XBOX360. If you are curious about the game and/or the film that it was based on, I will provide some links to those. I promise not to post anything in the activity from this group other than offical news regarding Rockstar's plans to fulfill the wishes of this petition, if such news ever comes to light. Maybe Rockstar or someone in some position of power will notice, maybe they won't. While Steam has plenty of groups, most of which are pointless, other than to give away games or just have more members than the next group identitcal to it, the member count of this group basically acts as a tally for unofficial purposes. There is no other commitment on your part. By joining this group, your name is essentially entered as someone who would like to see the game available on Steam. The sole purpose of this group is to act as a Steam-user petition to appeal to Rockstar in the hopes of prodding them into porting their 2007 video game adaptation of the 1979 film, The Warriors, to the wonderful platform that is Steam.

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