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Thank you for the support. And the criticism. The message is loud and clear… you aren’t happy with the design & you want changes. It’s going to happen. Everyone at Paramount & Sega are fully committed to making this character the BEST he can be… #sonicmovie#gottafixfast 🔧✌️

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What would NYCC be without the ICv2 White Paper? Milton Griepp’s annual, much-quoted look at the comics business will take place as part of the ICv2 Insider Talks: The Future of Fandom event on Thursday at NYCC. The event takes place from 3 pm to 6 pm in the River Pavillion. It is open to…

Changi Airport is using a character with a huge online following to give Golden Week travellers more reasons to stop, explore and shop instead of treating the airport as a place to move through as quickly as possible.

Skyesports joins hands with The Giant Hunt to bring a global anime and manga art contest to India, featuring a Rs 3 crore prize pool and an official attempt at the Guinness World Records title for the world’s largest anime art contest.

Everyone sees the Discord server and the loyal moderators. What they don’t see is the machine behind it all, quietly holding game servers, voice chat, bots, and maybe a website together. Pick the wrong host, and lag spikes turn into rage quits. Pick the right one, and nobody even notices the infrastructure — which, honestly,…

The actor and author gets real about going from writing fanfic to becoming the subject — and shares his thoughts on a Gleereboot.

Most brands treat virality like weather: unpredictable, occasionally thrilling, impossible to plan around. SharkNinja treats it like an engineering spec.

Formula 1 may be attracting a new generation of young fans, but for many of them, getting close to the sport does not necessarily mean getting trackside.  With more than four million children aged eight to 12 actively following F1 across key global markets, and 40% of F1’s Instagram followers under 25, LEGO sees this an…

MUMBAI: ARC’s first gaming handheld appears to have struck a chord with India’s gaming community, with the first ARC X1 Community Batch selling out within 24 hours and the extended allocation selling out within the original 48-hour drop window.