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GOG wants to bring physical PC games back. The DRM-free game store is exploring the possibility of selling boxed versions of games through its online store. The company hopes to let customers order physical copies of games from their digital libraries, although several practical and legal challenges still stand in the way.

As promised in the licensing deal with Netflix, more licensed SBS K-dramas are coming to you soon. Arriving on October 30, 2026, are the romantic comedy Temperature of Love and the thriller Remember.

Growing up in the 1980s ensured kids of the decade had plenty of action figures to choose from with franchises like He-Man, Thundercats, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and more all filling toy shelves across the years. With hundreds of different figures available, all costing parents a sizeable amount to keep their youngsters happy, some figures…

Pokemon.com is celebrating 30 years of Pokémon by looking back at the regions that have captured the hearts of fans. Get ready to take a few trips down memory lane as we explore and reflect on iconic locations and encounters from the regions across the Pokémon world.

Hundreds of fans, family members and artists gathered at Zubeen Khetra in Sonapur on Saturday to mark the first death anniversary of Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg. Fans sang his songs and paid tribute to the late singer, whose work left a lasting impact on Assam`s cultural landscape.

Story by  ANI | Posted by  Ashhar Alam | Date 19-09-2026 Fans gathered at Zubeen Khetra in Sonapur

The X-Men have finally made their way to the MCU, with Marvel Studios pulling out all the stops to make sure they’re just as successful as the Avengers had been once upon a time. Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness began the process, with Deadpool/Wolverine and Spider-Man: Brand New Day showing just how ready…

For generations of Bangladeshi audiences, Bulbul Ahmed has remained more than a celebrated actor of cinema’s golden era. His performances, screen presence and the songs featured in his films continue to evoke a time when stars could become synonymous with the characters they portrayed.