VERACITY IN GAMING
VERACITY IN GAMING
Japanese gamers are finding it too difficult to understand and pronounce the title of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, calling it "Something 33."
Yoko Taro, Kotaro Uchikoshi, Kazutaka Kodaka and Jiro Ishii discuss the effect AI technology advancement could have on game development.
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy devs had to output an insane amount of content to match each of the 100 storyline variations.
Metaphor: ReFantazio director Katsura Hashino shares his views on the game's global release and its success among PC players.
The companies behind Ragnarok Online and NIGHT CROWS get fined by the Korean government for falsely advertising pull rates in their games.
After refusing to appear in court, a streamer could face a penalty of $17,500 for pirating and emulating Nintendo's games.
A linguist researching the Monster Hunter language expresses her concern over the removal of the voiceover in Monster Hunter Wilds.
Yoko Taro makes a playfully ironic comment to celebrate the release of The Hundred Line — and brings up a very good point about it.
BOKURA developer Tokoronyori talks about his motives behind creating a two-player game which constantly reminds you that you're all alone.
Capcom comes in with a warning due to a recently discovered viral glitch in Monster Hunter Wilds being exploited by players.
Results of a survey regarding the spending habits of young gamers in Japan have been revealed - here's how they spend their money on games.
Japanese electronics retailers are looking for creative ideas to combat reselling of the Nintendo Switch 2, and X users are eager to help.