Top 7 Console and PC Games to Consider Buying This Diwali
October 10th, 2008 | Related entries: FeaturesOne of the most auspicious festivals in the Hindu calendar is Diwali. It is celebrated to connote the triumph of good over evil. If you look at most of the video games, the base of the story is the same, the victory of good over evil. Whether it is Mario saving the princess by defeating Bowser or Marcus Fenix battling the Locust Horde, at the end of each game, the gamer feels a sense of awe after defeating the boss.

For a kid growing up in India, Diwali means firecrackers, sweets and gifts. Earlier gifts meant a few toys, maybe a small car or a cricket bat. In the nineties, those small handheld videogames featuring Tetris or tank we also popular. Occasionally kids would also get their hands on a Media Kid or a Mitashi (cheap imitations of NES). But now it is the era of the PS3, the Xbox 360 and the PC. The game titles are as expensive and gamers in India have wait for a festival system so that they can zero in to their favorite games.
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To turn this holiday season into a lucrative business Sony Computer Entertainment Japan is offering a new bunch of 80 GB Sony Playstation 3 with Dual Shock 3 wireless controllers which it will be launching on October 30, 2008.





