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Leaked DLSS 5 files from NBA 2K27 have allowed gamers to test Nvidia's new AI rendering across various games, sparking mixed reactions from impressive results to uncanny visuals.
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Leaked DLSS 5 files from NBA 2K27 have allowed gamers to test Nvidia's new AI rendering across various games, sparking mixed reactions from impressive results to uncanny visuals.

Nexon and IO DIVISION have unveiled FAREIDOLIA, a 3D anime bishoujo game led by former Blue Archive developers, set to be showcased at Tokyo Game Show 2026.

Neowiz has appointed former Last Origin producer Kim Soo-yeon as co-director for Brown Dust 2, aiming to push character charm and creative fanservice even further.

Arc System Works has released guidelines for derivative fan works, permitting creators to sell items like doujinshi as long as revenue does not exceed production costs.

Roblox argues an eight-year-old waived her right to a court trial by accepting Terms of Use, seeking to move a major child safety lawsuit to private arbitration.

A report by Bain & Company reveals that trying to appeal to all gamers is now a high-risk strategy, as targeted titles see far higher success rates.

Real-life racehorse Nakayama Festa, the inspiration for the popular Umamusume character and member of the Golden Journey bloodline, has passed away at age 20.

Martial arts legend Bruce Leung, renowned for playing The Beast in Stephen Chow's Kung Fu Hustle, has passed away peacefully at age 77.

A Saudi-backed investment group has fully acquired the premier fighting game tournament EVO, unveiling plans to expand the competition across five new countries.

A Newzoo report projects global video game industry revenue to grow 7.5% to reach $197 billion, driven by increased spending from dedicated players across PC and mobile.

Japanese Minister Kimi Onoda strongly defended manga and anime creators, encouraging them to ignore foreign restrictions and preserve creative freedom.

ByteDance is reportedly set to sell Moonton, the developer of Mobile Legends, to Saudi Arabia's Savvy Games Group in a deal valued at up to $7 billion.