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Physint, Kojima Productions’ upcoming stealth espionage game, will no longer be The console publisher has ended its collaboration on the game; meanwhile, Xbox, which is publishing Kojima’s upcoming horror game OD, has stepped in as Physint’s new publisher

Roblox is pushing its games into standalone apps and web browsers even as 182 federal child sexual exploitation cases remain pending.

Roblox is making it easier to access games on its platform. At the annual Roblox Developers Conference, the company has announced that it will launch browser-based gaming by the end of 2026. Players will be able to join a Roblox game from its Experience Details Page on a browser without having to download or install anything first.…

Vintage shoppers can search for clothing, antiques, furniture and collectibles when Phila Flea Markets sets up near Drexel University on Saturday, Sept. 26.

After more than seven years of publication, The Dangers in My Heart is officially coming to an end. The the manga’s final chapter will be published on September 15.

GTA 6 is just a few months away, and if you haven’t already dropped $80 on a pre-order, then what are you waiting for?

Nintendo has finally delivered Switch 2 docked variable refresh rate (VRR) support for TV gaming, after initially announcing and then quietly dropping the feature, the company announced on its Japanese site. “VRR output is now support in TV mode,” Nintendo wrote. “When both the software and the TV support it, the video will be output at…

At its customary early-September event, Apple announced the Watch Series 12 with “Audio Intelligence.” It’s a feature designed to listen out for and keep track of key phrases in your conversations. In addition, the wearable gets a redesigned sensor platform to better keep track of your vitals. As part of this, it’s picking up a…

Ryan Gosling and Flynn Gray on the set of ‘Star Wars: Starfighter.’ (Ed Miller/Lucasfilm)

The Indigenous Arts Initiative, which includes partners from the University of Kansas, will bring two distinguished Indigenous artists and educators to Lawrence this September for a series of free public workshops exploring art, culture, storytelling and filmmaking