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The Binary Mill has put its free-to-play multiplayer project Survive The Night on the shelf after teasing it at the Ruff Talk VR Showcase in May

Malaysia (AP) — When Vietnamese athlete Nguyen Thanh Hien Linh stepped into her first virtual taekwondo competition in Singapore in 2024, she had little idea what she was doing

The Creative Cinema Incubation Program will be launched to foster the development of creative potential in the country’s film industry, AzerNEWS reports

LA is currently being treated to one of the biggest anime events of the year, Anime Expo 2026, and it has already proven to be a highly productive event. It is one of the most diverse anime conventions, featuring many exclusive premieres and announcements related to some of the biggest anime series, with returning titles…

The Giro d’Italia continues to innovate and connect with new generations by embracing the world of gaming. With its debut on Fortnite, the globally renowned video game developed by Epic Games, the Corsa Rosa has brought its unique experience into one of the world’s most popular digital ecosystems through a project that combines sport, entertainment…

Blockchain tech enthusiasts have been circling the iGaming space since the early 2010s, some enthusiasts even come from iGaming, as there is so much crossover. The most obvious point of intersection between these two worlds is in payments, especially for such high-volume transactions and an international customer base as in iGaming

Get ready to become nurses–and ghostbusters–as a new Roblox sensation arrives. Animal Hospital, a game created just two months ago, has surged in popularity to record over 700,000 concurrent players. This milestone puts it among the top games on the platform, joining the likes of Grow A Garden 2,99 Nights in the Forest, and Brookhaven…

Epic Games has officially settled its lawsuit against former contract worker Hayden Cohen, better known online as AdiraFN, bringing an end to a high-profile legal battle over leaked Fortnite collaboration content

Death of physical media? Edmonton gamers disappointed Sony nixing physical copies in 2028.

Five Nights at Freddy’s arrived in 2014 with a look that felt instantly legible. Mascot animals, party-room colors, and mechanical faces created unease without needing graphic violence. That mix gave the series unusual reach beyond play sessions. Shelves, desks, and backpacks became natural extensions of fandom. Over time, physical goods turned a screen-bound horror property…