The latest launch of Sony's Ra.One game is a way of saying that Shahrukh Khan has arrived with a bang again to rule Bollywood. In the game, players can face ten different enemies of G.one each representing different heads of Ravanan.
Shahrukh Khan, who spoke at the event, said that the movie's promotions can't be limited to posters alone and must be made more entertaining, and that is why he originally took the step of launching the video game. Seeing the hype created around the Ra.One game, what Shahrukh Khan says seems to be right.
PushSquare: "Believe it or not, PlayStation is something of a burgeoning brand in India. While Sony could be forgiven for resting on its strongholds -- Europe, Japan and North America -- the company is constantly looking to find ways to develop brand loyalty in new regions. And that's why you see PlayStation get a strong push in areas such as Latin America and of course India."
What stands out about the Ra.One is the symbiotic relationship that has been inked between the two companies: its success or failure will have lessons for gaming companies, film producers and brands on the partnerships between films and the gaming industry in India.
On Monday, Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan launched the PS3 and PS2 videogame Ra.One to promote his upcoming sci-fi movie of the same name in Mumbai, India's entertainment capital.
My mistake, I keep assuming that N4G members have the normal human ability to detect sarcasm when they see it.
Human ability to understand sarcasm comprises judgin other persons expression based on combination of number of things such as tone, voice, facial shape, body language etc ... Typed keywords and letters doesn't explain persons intention or expression ... unless explicitly marked ... Another example ... usage of double quotes "Sarcasm".
So yea if u r expectin revealation that somehow readers will know tht u were usin sarcasm ... that ain't happenin.
Dude, just give it up. You failed. Again. Move on. Even people WITHOUT common sense know sarcasm doesn't work well on the internet without some sort of additional indicator.
On topic, this game seems interesting. I remember wishing a few months ago when I first heard about it that we might get some sort of version to play here in the States.
I'll stay away from it movie games always flop its rare that they are great games to play. A movie I have never heard of mixed with a game is going to nose dive it might do well in India.
Then this isn't a serious bollywood-game conversion.
What is this??
Any1 else notice that their controllers weren't even turned on?
Laser Lightsaber fighting!!!!
Alien technology those Indians have ....
I think the film looks pretty good, as does the game.