Gaming, anime and pop-culture news from Thailand
A survey by SMBC Consumer Finance reveals over 10% of Japanese gamers aged 20 to 29 experience financial difficulties due to excessive gacha and in-game purchases.
Ubisoft veteran Jean Guesdon takes over Assassin's Creed Hexe as creative director following Clint Hocking's departure from the studio.
A former school in Jinan, China, has been revitalized into MORNIMO, a massive 7,000-square-meter anime shopping hub featuring stunning hand-painted murals of Frieren and more.
Indie game creators have revealed two fan-made projects: the Helltaker-themed 2D fighter Hellversus and the horror adventure prequel MiSide: Zero.
Fallout co-creator Timothy Cain cautions that some gamers let online influencers dictate their opinions instead of judging games for themselves.
The Thai Love and Deepspace community warmly welcomed a Chinese student by sharing cute Thai nicknames and introductions for the game's male characters.
Kadokawa has established Kadokawa Creators to train emerging talent and address industry labor shortages while strengthening sustainable production pipelines.
Kadokawa has announced Studio One Base in Ikebukuro, a major anime production facility integrating six affiliated studios to boost synergy and global output.
Creators and women on X are being urged to tighten privacy settings to stop bad actors from using Grok AI to non-consensually alter their photos.
Kantai Collection has officially introduced Thailand's HTMS Thonburi as a new playable shipgirl, thrilling Thai fans after more than a decade of waiting.
MAPPA CEO Manabu Otsuka shared that Chainsaw Man reminded him why he founded the studio, inspiring MAPPA to fully fund the anime adaptation independently.
Jajamine, the racehorse daughter of Gold Ship, has gone viral among Umamusume fans after mirroring her father's notoriously eccentric behavior during her debut race.