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The Soma and Amnesia studio pushes its next game out to 2027, betting that polish beats a rushed launch.
Blizzard is shipping quality-of-life changes in Curse of Ula'tek, starting with auto-loot finally sticking per player.
Belfast dance-punk duo Chalk releases ‘Get Fucked’ with Kettama, then follows with a July 24 London headline show.
Enola Holmes worked. Damsel and The Electric State show what happens when a homegrown icon is boxed in by the platform.
A new rhythm game from Microids rides K-pop momentum while aiming to fill the Demon Hunters wait.
A Civil War Western reimagines survival as a lone stand inside a frozen fortress. Here is the trailer, stakes included.
Crunchyroll and Sony bring the restored Neo-Tokyo back to screens this summer, with a fresh IMAX push in 4K.
A celebrity game-night format goes series, with Questlove at the center and execs tracking what that signals.
A new teaser from Studiocanal previews Fred Cavayé’s sweeping Victor Hugo adaptation, led by Vincent Lindon as Jean Valjean.
Omaha Productions, known for the ManningCast on ESPN, is building a women’s sports lineup with Roku, signaling a shift in where premium sports audiences are won.
The Rolling Stone profile traces Drew Simmons’ path from James Brown work to Chappell Roan, and why it still wins.
The April patch wasn’t “bad QA.” It was a timing bet on legacy fixes that backfired on housing for a day.
