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"Biff! Zap! Game Coding Comes To India" (Asian Business, June 6, 2005)
Posted on June 19, 2005
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"Biff! Zap! Game coding comes to India" (Asian Business, June 6) should have said that Dhruva Interactive is negotiating with Electronics Arts Inc. to develop PC and console games, not mobile games as suggested in the story.
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