Realme, yesterday launched the Narzo 50 in India. The device that packs a Mediatek Helio G96 SoC and 5,000mAh battery is mostly targetted at youth to play games. To demonstrate its gaming prowess, Realme showcased a gaming performance during the launch event on which the players played Free Fire. But things didn’t go well for Realme.
After looking at the video closely, it was concluded that Realme was actually using a pre-recorded video of the gameplay and it was not a live match. RMLeak was the first publication to spot this mistake. Here’s are the details of what happened during the Realme Narzo 50 launch event.
Realme Used a Pre-recorded Video for Narzo 50 Gameplay
To get a better idea, we will suggest you check out the above video and go to the 10:16 timestamp. During the live broadcast, two players seem to be competing in a Free Fire match until a player taps on the screen as if to shoot and it opens brings up the video player navigation bar. This is the Realme gallery app and the UI pops up like in a similar fashion once the video starts playing.
