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NEW EXPERIENCE: Mohit Anand (right), Country Manager-Entertainment and Devices Division, Microsoft India, and John Wendl, Content Developer, Forza Motorsport-2, at the launch of the exclusive X-Box 360 in New Delhi on Wednesday.
NEW DELHI: Microsoft Game Studios on Wednesday launched the upgraded version of its motor sport game — Forza Motorsport 2. The company plans to bring upgraded versions of its various games in India soon. Priced at Rs. 1,895, the new game has been targeted at motor-sport lovers. "The launch of Forza 2 marks a new price point that Microsoft has introduced in the Indian market. We were earlier selling our titles for Rs. 2,599 and the upgraded version has been brought at a lower price tag,'' Microsoft's Country Manager (Entertainment and Devices Division) Mohit Anand said at a press conference here. According to Mr. Anand, the company has spent nearly $40 million and two-years in upgrading the title for gamers globally. "We are planning to bring a top-end variant of our high-definition gaming console, X-Box Elite, in the Indian market by August,'' he added. Microsoft is also looking at bringing online gaming through XBox live.
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