No.01
Excitement Builds for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation: A Look at Chapter Four
After experiencing an hour of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, excitement mounts as players eagerly await the return to beloved characters and settings.
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No.02
MKBHD Reviews iPhone Duo: Strengths and Shortcomings of Apple's Foldable Phone
MKBHD highlights the iPhone Duo's impressive design but points out flaws like uneven screen edges and an underwhelming selfie camera.
Read the entry →New Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Trailer Highlights Greece Makeover
A fresh trailer reveals the reimagined Greek locales in Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, set for release on February 12, 2027.
Read the entry →Mark Cerny Reflects on His Career and Future with PlayStation
Mark Cerny, iconic PlayStation hardware designer, reveals he's contemplating retirement while establishing a new nonprofit initiative.
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No.05
Muramasa: Revenant Blades Set to Launch on February 4, 2027, Revitalizing a Classic RPG Experience
Muramasa: Revenant Blades, a visual feast of an RPG, will launch on February 4, 2027, combining classic content with exciting new features.
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No.06
Lego Unveils First-Ever Godzilla Set With Massive Build and Price Tag
Lego's debut Godzilla set features 5,364 pieces, stands 60 cm tall, and will be released on November 27 for $450, enticing fans of iconic monsters.
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No.07
Witcher 3 Remaster Offers Players Choice on Roach Updates
CD Projekt Red's remaster of The Witcher 3 allows players to choose between updated horse mechanics and the beloved quirky behavior of Roach.
Read the entry →Nintendo Switch 2 Update Brings VRR Support to Console Dock
The Nintendo Switch 2 now supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) for docked gaming, enhancing gameplay experiences with new updates.
Read the entry →Valve’s Controversial Age Verification Method Alienates Australian Gamers
Valve's new age verification system for Steam in Australia mandates credit card usage, sparking frustration among gamers and discussions about piracy.
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No.10
Could Pokémon Cards Emerge as Currency in a Post-Apocalyptic World?
Financial analyst Peter Levin argues that Pokémon cards could serve as a valuable currency in a societal collapse, thanks to their lasting appeal and investment growth.
Read the entry →Hideo Kojima Shifts from PlayStation to Xbox for PHYSINT Project
Hideo Kojima's upcoming game PHYSINT will now be published by Xbox after Sony stepped back from the collaboration, revealing a tense exit.
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No.12
Interactive Pochita Plushie Redefines Anime Collectibles Experience
The new life-sized Pochita plushie features interactive sounds and articulation, transforming the anime merchandise landscape for collectors.
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No.13
Mike McFarland, Master Roshi Voice Actor and ADR Director, Dies at 56
The veteran voice actor behind Master Roshi and Buggy the Clown also directed English dubs for major anime series and films.
Read the entry →Xbox Secures Publishing Rights for Kojima Productions' New Title PHYSINT
Xbox has officially acquired the publishing rights for Kojima Productions’ upcoming game, PHYSINT, marking a significant shift in the gaming partnership landscape.
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No.15
Kojima's PHYSINT Canceled by PlayStation, Xbox Steps In to Revive Project
Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT was abruptly canceled by PlayStation, but Xbox has stepped up to continue its development, reflecting a shift in the gaming landscape.
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