Gaming, anime and pop-culture news from Thailand
Hotta Studio has addressed the controversy surrounding Neverness to Everness, admitting to using AI assets, removing infringing materials, and pledging better quality.
A new study by IGN and Kantar shows that 62% of hardcore gamers avoid buying games at full price, opting to wait for discounts instead.
Pokemon collector Geoff Pritchett revealed that he traded his luxury Audi R8 supercar for a rare Sun & Moon era Pokemon card collection.
SEGA unveils STRANGER THAN HEAVEN, an epic 50-year story exploring the early 20th-century music industry and the origins of Yakuza's Tojo Clan, featuring Ado and Snoop Dogg.
Thai indie studio Earthquack Games has officially released Puni the Florist, a cozy flower shop management and self-discovery game.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick revealed that Rockstar could potentially revisit the L.A. Noire franchise in the future, though nothing is currently announced.
The director of Resident Evil: Requiem discussed the difficulty of balancing tension and satisfying action while crafting the successful ninth mainline entry.
The Pokémon Company has partnered with Central Pattana to open Pokémon Center Bangkok at centralwOrld, set to become the largest branch outside Japan.
Netflix and WIT Studio's One Piece anime remake is set to premiere in February 2027 with a 7-episode first season spanning over 300 minutes.
A Circana survey reveals that 41% of console gamers in the United States continue to choose consoles primarily for exclusive titles.
Cygames has acquired Griot Groove, a Japanese 3DCG and VFX studio known for working on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, to boost its video production capabilities.
Mobile Suit Gundam X celebrates its 30th anniversary with a special program featuring Garrod and Tiffa as VTubers voiced by their original cast.