VERACITY IN GAMING
VERACITY IN GAMING
FromSoftware's primary owner Kadokawa Corporation reports consolidated earnings for the second quarter of the fiscal year.
Bandai Spirits has announced that their new factory for Gundam models kits (Gunpla) and figures will open in the next fiscal year.
Nintendo's new music streaming app may be a strategic move to keep users subscribed to Nintendo Switch Online amidst increasing cancellations.
NieR creator Yoko Taro comments on the series of instances of Japanese adult platforms being pressured by credit card payment processors.
Yasuaki Iwata, the composer of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's OST, left Nintendo last year, according to a recent announcement.
Bandai Namco Holdings' report for the first half of the fiscal year reveals significant growth across all of their sectors.
Manga Library Z, a manga archive with 14 years of history, will be shutting down this month due to credit card companies taking issue with its adult content.
Developed by VTuber and solo game developer Ichimatsu Suzuka, Ban: The Prologue of Gucha Gucha is a surreal retro-horror game from Japan.
Nintendo confirms that their new console will have backwards compatibility with the Nintendo Switch for software and Nintendo Switch Online.
Smash Bros. series creator Masahiro Sakurai talks about why he never monetized his YouTube channel despite it costing 90 million yen to run.
Silent Hill and Siren creator Keiichiro Toyama talks about the influence FromSoftware's game had on his upcoming title Slitterhead.
Nintendo makes a statement about why it decided to launch Nintendo Music, its independent music streaming service.