Bandai Namco, the game developer, has recently delisted all “Tales Of” games from the PlayStation Network without any prior warning. This move has left fans of the popular RPG series in shock and confusion as they scramble to find out why the games have been removed from the digital storefront.
Retailers across the country are seeing a noticeable trend among their youngest customers. Gen Alpha, the cohort born from 2010 to 2025, is already displaying a strong preference for specific brands. From Walmart to Sephora, children as young as 8 years old are walking into stores and confidently requesting products by name.
Yuzu and Citra, popular emulators for the Nintendo Switch and 3DS consoles, have shut down following legal pressure from Nintendo. The distribution of these emulators, which allowed users to play Nintendo games on non-Nintendo devices, has come to an abrupt end.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, a major player in the video game industry, has made a bold decision to move away from AAA console games and focus more on free-to-play and mobile gaming platforms.
Exciting Lineup of Games
Gamers can look forward to a diverse lineup of games from these renowned publishers. EA is set to showcase some of its highly anticipated titles, while Nexon and Capcom will also be presenting new and exciting gameplay experiences.
Wayfair recently released a list of 28 very nice things for your home that can be found on their website. These items range from furniture to decor to kitchenware, covering a variety of different styles and price points.
Following reports of fraudulent listings for a Helldivers 2 game on Steam, the developers swiftly took action to remove the scam listings from the platform. The listings had caused confusion among players who were eagerly anticipating the release of the highly anticipated sequel.
In a recent study conducted by local residents, every town in the FF7 Rebirth world was ranked according to their vibes. From the bustling cityscape of Midgar to the tranquil town of Kalm, each location was given a rating based on its overall atmosphere.
The AI server industry is gearing up for a fierce competition with tech giant Apple as it aims to win business from the popular company in the upcoming iOS 18 release.
After years of creating hit games under Activision, Toys For Bob, the development studio behind the popular Crash Bandicoot series, has announced its split from the gaming giant to become an independent studio.
