KRAFTON, the company behind the popular Indian battle royale game BGMI, has teamed up with Dolby Laboratories to bring Dolby Atmos audio to the game's Arena and Team Death Match modes. This update aims to enhance the gaming experience by providing more lifelike sound effects for players.
Enhanced Audio Experience
Players with Android devices that support Dolby Atmos can now enjoy improved audio in BGMI. Seddharth Merrotra, who leads Business Development at KRAFTON India, highlighted the significance of audio in mobile gaming and expressed his enthusiasm for integrating Dolby Atmos into BGMI.
Meanwhile, Sameer Seth, the Director of Marketing for India at Dolby Laboratories, pointed out that Dolby Atmos offers gamers a more immersive experience and can provide certain advantages. Xiaomi, a prominent smartphone brand, has worked with Dolby and KRAFTON to incorporate Dolby Atmos into their Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G device, enhancing the audio experience for gamers.
Improved Gameplay
With the inclusion of Dolby Atmos, BGMI players can look forward to clearer sound effects and improved sound placement, potentially elevating their overall gameplay.
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