
Microsoft Announces Next-Gen Xbox Project Helix Capable of Playing PC Games
Microsoft has announced its next-generation Xbox console codenamed Project Helix, which will be capable of playing PC games.
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Microsoft has announced its next-generation Xbox console codenamed Project Helix, which will be capable of playing PC games.

Thai developer Bit Egg Inc. has officially released cozy hidden-object adventure Lost and Found Co., celebrating launch day with a special 10% discount.

A Japanese film expert explains that the global box office success of anime movies is primarily driven by passionate fandom engagement rather than just the strength of the medium itself.

Voice actor Nick Apostolides addresses fan debates over Leon S. Kennedy's relationship status and mysterious ring in Resident Evil Requiem.

Sony is reportedly shifting strategy to keep first-party single-player PS5 games exclusive to PlayStation, stopping future PC ports for major internal titles.

A Canadian journalist and Trump supporters mistakenly shared footage from the video game Arma 3, believing it was real combat footage from the conflict in Iran.

Unity announced that global developers will no longer be able to purchase select assets from Chinese publishers on the Unity Asset Store starting March 31 due to new regional policies.

Amid the Manga ONE scandal, Shogakukan disclosed that it had also rehired the former writer of Act-Age following his past conviction for sexual misconduct.

Games Workshop has announced Words of Waaagh!, a new coffee table book packed with funny quotes, lore, and the questionable wisdom of the Warhammer 40K Orks.

Kadokawa and Sony-owned Aniplex have partnered to launch Animec, a new joint venture aimed at expanding anime film distribution and production worldwide.

Nintendo launched a special campaign transforming Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line trains into Ditto-themed rides to celebrate the launch of Pokopia.

Cosmetics brand KATE TOKYO has chosen Amane Tensho, daughter of original Kamen Rider star Hiroshi Fujioka, as the face of its new transformation-themed campaign.