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There is a reason brand worlds in games keep showing up around back-to-school season: younger audiences are already spending time in these spaces to hang out, compete, and explore identity, not just to “play a game.”

Roblox game developer Gold Octopus, whose real name is Cho Young-gwang, says his parents rarely nagged him to stop playing games. While his parents were at work and often came home late, he spent his time on online games.

I have a confession to make, as a tech/video game journalist: I’m more than 80 hours into Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave ($69.99) on the Nintendo Switch 2, and I’m still not sure how to play it. You can stop reading and jump to the bottom of the page to comment on that statement right now…

Prediction markets are betting that Bitcoin won’t rise to $100K before year’s end, but sentiment is improving as crypto ETFs recorded $700 million in inflows, marking the second-highest weekly inflow in six weeks. Altcoins are rebounding, trimming their weekly losses, while others are seeing modest gains. But the GameFi sector has yet to get the…

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HSBC Hong Kong has found a deliberately over-the-top way to explain a fairly practical banking change: turn four of its celebrity ambassadors into a pop group.

Redcoat #20 ends the “1909” arc as Simon Pure and Benedict Arnold clash in a bloody battle to determine if an immortal can actually die.

The Dark Knight. The Man of Steel. They are the two finest superheroes that the world has ever known…and they’re together again in an epic series

A matchday programme can look like a small piece of paper until it becomes tied to a specific night, opponent and memory. For football supporters, that is where the collectible value starts.

Tinder Canada is using one of Pitbull fandom’s most recognizable visual jokes to make a point about dating preferences: the person outside your usual “type” might be worth a second look.