 Imagine a joint family playing a game together. In the game, the grandson can sing a duet with his grandmom, or siblings can compete with each other and get ratings! Welcome to social gaming (also called party gaming), a new genre of gaming, which is more family-oriented than what we've come to expect.

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</p><p class='TableClas'>Sony has come out with three games for the Indian diaspora 

Social gaming makes an entry

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