Gaming, anime and pop-culture news from Thailand
Indie developer SeaFoamStrat has earned praise from the gamedev community for creating an exceptionally realistic door physics system in Unity3D for an upcoming horror game.
Thai artist Jirakun Ratphitak's firefighter robot VALVE MAN has reached the Top 20 out of 20,000 entries in the Mega Man: Dual Override Boss Design Art Contest.
Umamusume fans in China have come together to restore the neglected grave of legendary Japanese racehorse Mejiro Ardan.
Level-5 has announced the dissolution of Comcept, the studio founded by Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune, merging its staff into Level-5 Osaka.
Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke questions the legitimacy of modern game reviews and calls for accountability among critics.
Japanese authorities and CODA have facilitated the arrest of BATO.TO operators in China, resulting in the shutdown of more than 60 affiliated manga piracy websites.
Ubisoft shares have plummeted 33% to new lows amid company restructuring, studio closures, project cancellations, and union strikes.
The Game Awards host Geoff Keighley has distanced himself from Highguard after the FPS raid shooter faced heavy criticism following its reveal.
A Japanese government report reveals that online piracy of Japanese anime, manga, and games has surged threefold over the last three years, causing trillions of yen in damages.
Capyon Onsen is a relaxing cozy idle game by Thai indie developer Dusty Mole where players manage a hot spring for adorable capybaras.
A UK court has ruled that MMORPG in-game currency constitutes valuable property, making in-game theft a punishable offense under the law.
DC Comics President Jim Lee acknowledged that Western comics are currently being outpaced by Japanese manga, noting that American creators must learn from manga's success.