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ChaYoWo launches casual gaming portal GameZIndia.com

11 March, 2008
ChaYoWo Games has launched GameZIndia.com, an online casual gaming portal that offers free online games. The website also offers a host of casual downloadable games and has an in-built gaming community in the site.

The gaming community features scrap books, chat rooms, user search options, challenging options and the facility to host single player tournaments among others. ChaYoWo also plans to introduce mobile games on the site, reports Redline China.

Gaurav Mirchandani, co-founder and managing director, US/European Operations, ChaYoWo Games, has said, “GameZIndia will also provide game developers and publishers around the globe the opportunity to enter the rapidly growing gaming segment in India. We are in talks with several overseas gaming portals to share and enhance the gaming experience for all of our users.”
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ChaYoWo Games has launched GameZIndia.com, an online casual gaming portal that offers free online games. The website also offers a host of casual downloadable games and has an in-built gaming community in the site.

The gaming community features scrap books, chat rooms, user search options, challenging options and the facility to host single player tournaments among others. ChaYoWo also plans to introduce mobile games on the site, reports Redline China.

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GameZIndia.com, an online casual gaming portal that offers free online games. The website also offers a host of casual downloadable games and has an in-built gaming community in the site.

The gaming community features scrap books, chat rooms, user search options, challenging options and the facility to host single player tournaments among others. ChaYoWo also plans to introduce mobile games on the site, reports Redline China.

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by Farhat on 18 July, 2010
Submitted by Farhat (not verified) on Sun, 07/18/2010 - 14:43.

I am not sure whether this is just coincidence, but I have found that these companies have a Keyword rich domain instead of a brand name.

for eg : GamesZIndia does have both the keywords game and India into it.

It sure does help in top rankings on Google.

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by Lexiology Dictionary on 11 February, 2010
Submitted by Lexiology Dictionary (not verified) on Thu, 02/11/2010 - 16:53.

Zapak still makes more money by selling branded products than online gaming. I am yet to see a successful internet gaming company in India.

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