Can suicides and murders be linked to young people spending too much time on PUBG?
But the slew of negative reports pushed New Delhi to temporarily ban it two years ago. traced to the game: in one instance a young man in Madhya Pradesh state mistakenly drank acid while he was engrossed in PUBG, in another a train ran over two friends as they were sitting on the tracks shooting virtual opponents, and a boy took his life when his parents refused to buy him a new smartphone.
Popular multiplayer shooting games such as Call of Duty are mostly played on Playstation and Xbox consoles, which are expensive. The continuous rise in PUBG Mobile’s revenue during the two years of pandemic fits with the explanation of experts who say more youngsters have taken to video gaming in isolation.
Instead, authorities can try to introduce changes that make the game play a little less violent and intimidating, said Zia.
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