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YouTube’s instant-play lightweight gaming service Playables has rolled out to more than 50 countries and regions, adding the European Union and Nordic markets to its footprint. This marks a major global milestone for the web-based casual-gaming project after three-year iterations. The expansion was not announceds Manager, shared the update publicly on LinkedIn

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Marvel Television and Marvel Animation took over the Empire Stage at New York Comic Con on Thursday afternoon, playing to more than 3,000 fans in a packed hour that stretched Marvel’s Disney+ slate through Halloween 2029. Host Brandon Davis welcomed Brad Winderbaum, Marvel’s Head of Television, Animation, Comics & Franchise, who noted how much had…

If your Tamagotchi somehow survived the ’90s, congratulations: It’s old enough to celebrate a milestone birthday.

Valve’s new VR kit the Steam Frame has managed to cross over 200 games that are rated Steam Frame Verified. A good start for the system – but still a lot of the Steam Library to go.

A Fortnite player in Alabama was arrested by the FBI after Epic Games reported threats he allegedly made over voice chat, including a remark about whether federal agents would come to his house. According to a federal affidavit, 29-year-old Edward Lee Frith, who played under the name WagesOfNinja, said “Let’s see if the FBI is…

New York Comic Con (NYCC) turns 20 this year, and the toy industry is coming to the party.

The calendar has turned to October, and in a lot of places across the United States, the weather is starting to feel a little more crisp and a little more fall. The autumnal decorations have begun, ranging from pumpkins on porches to apple cider candles.

J. Y. Park, co-chair of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee, speaks at a parliamentary audit of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on Wednesday explaining the background behind the planning of the global festival “Phenomenon.” (Yonhap)

It has become an unspoken birthday ritual for Dhruva Sarja: it rains during the occasion, and yet his fans brave the weather to meet him in person. “Every single year, it rains without fail. Braving this downpour, my VIPs—my fans—stand here to shower their blessings. There is no greater joy,” said Dhruva, whose upcoming film…