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LG Electronics has officially confirmed U.S. pricing and availability for the UltraGear 25G590B, a 25-inch gaming monitor the company calls the world’s first Full HD display with a native 1000Hz refresh rate. The announcement landed on August 24, 2026, and it sets a new bar in an esports display market that broke 500Hz for the…

It’s a big day for HYTE, and an even bigger day for those PC gamers who have always wanted to get one of their gaming cases, as the company has just launched a brand-new Y series case. The best thing about it? It’s basically everything fans love about the Y70, but at a much, much…

Real VR Fishing brings players to warm waters with its latest expansion, the US South DLC, out now on Quest and Steam.

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NODWIN Gaming has announced Space Fest India, billed as India’s first dedicated festival for space, science, innovation, and space-inspired entertainment. The announcement was made at a press conference held at Trident in Mumbai on August 25, with the event backed by the Government of Maharashtra. The inaugural edition will be held at Nehru Science Centre…

Amid a momentous week for American manga publishers, which included both the American Manga Awards and annual AnimeNYC convention, HarperCollins announced the launch of a new manga imprint, Kazé.

On August 23rd, Spread Spring Co., Ltd. announced the launch of its AI VTuber project, “Chino Harusaki.” Her YouTube debut is planned for autumn 2026. Further updates will be released sequentially onthe official channel and social media.

GIGABYTE has unveiled the AORUS GeForce RTX 5060 ARI 8G, a graphics card designed around the company’s original ARI character.

Mattel has been trying to turn its iconic toy box IPs into a video game library for almost as long as consoles have existed. The company introduced Intellivision in 1979, licensed Barbie’s first computer game in the ’80s, and has since put Hot Wheels, He-Man, and even Thomas the Tank Engine into games of varying…