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San Diego Comic Con kicked off this week, which means it’s basically Christmas for nerds right now. The event runs through July 26 and is bringing us our first look at tons of awesome new merch, including toys, collectibles, apparel and more. Plus, you don’t need a ticket to get in on the action.
• BBT fell 8.33% to about 17 cents on a risk-off day; no single verified company catalyst was identified.
He’s been saying it for years: blockbuster game development is unsustainable today, and given that Shawn Layden used to lead PlayStation’s entire roster of first-party studios, he likely knows a fair bit about the issue. “Every generation it costs twice as much to build a game,” he told Tom Phillips more recently.
During the opening ceremony of BilibiliWorld 2026 on July 10, a group of Silver Palace cosplayers dance at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai. ZHOU YOU/FOR CHINA DAILY
On Thursday, Walk of Famers Ming-Na Wen and Sheila E. joined Hollywood Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Ron Frierson to announce the list of names to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2027.
One More Delve, a physics-based co-op dungeon crawler, moves to a full 1.0 release on SteamVR and Meta Quest today following a brief stint in Early Access.
Ever wonder if the Weapon X Affiliation could grow? Well, here are a few sneaky options Atomic Mass Games could add to the list!
The official trailer for Clayface has arrived. Warner Bros. Studios and DC Studios have released the trailer for the upcoming film, which arrives in theaters on Oct. 23. The horror thriller comes from director James Watkins. It stars Tom Rhys Harries as the titular villain. Naomi Ackie, David Dencik, Max Minghella and Eddie Marsan also…
A poll of 2,000 adults found that more than a third of Brits now save their favourite shows to watch while travelling.