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Six months after our interview with COVER CEO Motoaki Tanigo in March, the September 7 edition of “hololive Next” announced a series of initiatives leading up to hololive production’s 10th anniversary, including plans to unify regional and group branches under a single umbrella: “hololive.” What will happen to everything that talents and fans have built…
For ten years this industry has argued about how to bring a billion people into crypto. The conversation has often been centered on better wallets, simpler onboarding, gasless transactions, education campaigns. Entire conferences were built around the question. I attended many of them. The answer, when it finally arrived, came from a direction almost nobody…
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When we introduced Pulse Elite in 2024, our first wireless headset featuring planar magnetic drivers and PlayStation Link connectivity, we saw positive feedback from players who enjoyed the greater precision, clarity, and level of detail it brought to their games and entertainment.
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Roblox Corp (NYSE:RBLX) used its annual developer conference to lay out a multi-pronged push to expand its player base, ease game creation and address safety concerns, according to analyst notes from Jefferies and Wedbush.
Mark Millar has his “next 16 years” planned out, including an unannounced collab with Matteo Scalera
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Amazon Prime Video’s new TV and movie releases for the week of September 14-20, 2026, include Neagley and others.
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Blizzard has announced Diablo V at BlizzCon 2026, confirming a new sequel to the long-running RPG franchise only three years after the last game was released.