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Imagine living a life as fish bait, being thrown in and out of the water just in search of the rarest fish species. This “Roblox” game lets you experience a cool simulation you’ve never seen in other games.

NEXUS announced on the 20th that it co-hosted ‘Play the Future,’ a conference on gaming, AI, and blockchain, with the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), and introduced an acceleration program for global game companies.

The Quest 3 and the Apple Vision Pro are not really rivals. The $599 Quest 3 is the best VR gaming headset, with the largest game library, controllers, and standalone freedom. The $3,699 Vision Pro is a premium spatial computer with far better micro-OLED displays, built for media, productivity, and spatial apps rather than gaming.…

Oz Comic-Con has announced its stacked line-up of international film, television and anime stars attending Brisbane and Sydney events this September for Oz Comic-Con 2026.

It looks like we finally have a time period and setting for the Call of Duty movie that was announced in September of last year—and fans are having mixed feelings about it, as well as the fact that Taylor Sheridan, of Yellowstone fame, is the main writer attached to the project. It doesn’t help that…

Epic Games announced that global soccer star and fashion icon David Beckham has joined the Fortnite Icon Series.

Web3 gaming investments jumped to $60 million in July after three months of decline, with investors prioritizing “fun-first” games over pure tokenomics plays. The funding primarily flowed to projects with proven teams and strong intellectual property.

The FBI is seeking potential victims who downloaded eight games named in its Steam malware investigation, a case that shows crypto custody can fail before a wallet ever opens.

Zendaya is facing backlash after ancient Iranian gold medallions she wore to a London press event drew sharp criticism from archaeologists, historians, and social media users, with many citing the timing of the active U.S.-Iran conflict.

San Diego Comic-Con officially returns this week, and the annual convention will soon be taking over social media as thousands of fans flock to San Diego to partake in the biggest pop culture event of the year.