
Pokemon Center Cancels Orders Following Data Breach at Logistics Partner
Pokemon Center has cancelled customer orders across the UK and Germany after a cyberattack on logistics partner CEVA Logistics leaked order details.
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Pokemon Center has cancelled customer orders across the UK and Germany after a cyberattack on logistics partner CEVA Logistics leaked order details.

Palworld developers were left stunned and amused after discovering a community-made mod that increases the bust size of the Egyptian cat Pal, Sekhmet.

Japanese cosplayer Souu wows fans with her stunning Street Fighter 6 Chun-Li cosplay after dedicating a year and a half to losing 28 kg.

Chinese low-budget animation Niu Lai has turned into a surprise box office success after going viral globally for its notoriously terrible visual quality and glitches.

American Dream mall has partnered with ScottGames to open a real-life Freddy Fazbear's Pizza experience for Five Nights at Freddy's fans in 2027.

Voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda has filed a lawsuit against TikTok in Tokyo, demanding the removal of over 180 videos using unauthorized AI-generated replicas of his voice for narration.

Nintendo of America has refused to pay a $2 million ransom demanded by hackers claiming to hold stolen employee records, stating its systems were not breached.

The UK government is exploring new regulations to prevent children from communicating with strangers in popular online games like Roblox, Fortnite, and Minecraft.
YouTuber and director Kane Pixels has revealed his ambition to adapt Valve's hit game Portal into a feature film following his success with The Backrooms.

A Genshin Impact player refunded an entire year of in-game purchases, reaching negative 800,000 Primogems and welcoming an account ban just to quit the game.

Roblox is seeking to push over 150 federal child safety lawsuits into private arbitration, citing terms of service clauses that waive users' rights to open court proceedings.

A report from Teikoku Databank shows that 10 Japanese mobile game companies filed for bankruptcy in the first half of 2026, putting the industry on track to set a new record.