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Ubisoft’s CFO argues cheaper all-digital PlayStation consoles could outweigh the used-game fallout from Sony’s planned disc-drive shutdown.
Board game publisher CMON has submitted a new Hong Kong stock exchange filing, stating its planned purchase of shares in another company has been cancelled. “The Board wishes to announce that as the conditions precedent to completion under the Agreement have not been fulfilled, the Company has decided not to proceed with the Acquisition”, it…
San Diego Comic-Con, the annual gathering for all things comic books and nerd culture, is here. This year’s event kicked off on July 23 and runs through July 26, so you’d best prepare for a weekend of big reveals and new movie trailers.
In my Comic Con preview, I mentioned that DC Studios is not doing a big Hall H presentation, but they still snuck in a San Diego surprise on day one of Comic Con. Tom Rhys Harries, the star of Clayface, dropped into the “DC’s Jim Lee and Friends” panel (Jim Lee is the Chief Creative…
Today’s guests on the Arts Alive! podcast are Stephanie Agudelo, events coordinator for St. Petersburg’s Imagine Museum, and Ora Fraze, owner and operator of the art gallery Ultra Mundane.
Juventusand thePolytechnic University of Turin, through the PoliTO Master School, are launching the first edition of the International Executive Master in Systems Thinking for Sport & Entertainment, a new advanced training course for managers and professionals in the sports and entertainment sector.
Best Buy’s Black Friday in July PC gaming deals are still going strong, but we just spotted one of the best deals on a gaming desktop at Walmart – MSI’s RTX 5070 Ti-powered gaming desktop for $1,699.99 shipped. That’s $600 off its usual $2,300 price and $49 below the $1,749 deal we highlighted just last…
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Comic-Con is no stranger to surprise cameos, but last night’s (July 23) Fandom/Z2 party delivered one of its biggest yet when Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson unexpectedly joined Billie Joe Armstrong’s cover band the Coverups for a roaring rendition of Mott the Hoople’s “All the Young Dudes.”