The Salty Koharu Has a Soft Spot for Me Anime Sets October 6 Debut
anime 2 sources · Sep 18

The Salty Koharu Has a Soft Spot for Me Anime Sets October 6 Debut

The October 6 date, the theme song artists, and the full cast and staff list put the adaptation on a firm broadcast schedule, with streaming in Japan through d Anime Store and U-NEXT beginning the same night at 10:30 p.m.

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Kenshi Yonezu Station Opens as Chainsaw Man Reze Arc Hits One Year on Prime Video
music 1 sources · Sep 18

Kenshi Yonezu Station Opens as Chainsaw Man Reze Arc Hits One Year on Prime Video

By tying the Reze Arc streaming date to a round-the-clock channel of the film's two theme songs plus the older Chainsaw Man tracks, the project keeps Yonezu's catalog and the film's marketing running in the same window rather than letting the one-year mark pass as a silent catalog addition.

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Maiba Taya Announced As 1990s Filipino Childhood Sim For PC
games 1 sources · Sep 18

Maiba Taya Announced As 1990s Filipino Childhood Sim For PC

The pitch is narrow on purpose: one country, one decade, one shared memory, and the multiplayer modes are built from specific street games rather than a generic party-game template, which is where its audience either recognizes itself or does not.

Game Spark
Microsoft Names Rust a Tier 1 Language
other 1 sources · Sep 18

Microsoft Names Rust a Tier 1 Language

Microsoft is paying to keep C and C++ alive as shared infrastructure while it pushes Rust into products, because Windows code and tooling built over decades on C and C++ cannot be swapped out at once.

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SSK and Ultraman Tiga Team for Rubber Gloves and Logo T-Shirts
figures 1 sources · Sep 18

SSK and Ultraman Tiga Team for Rubber Gloves and Logo T-Shirts

The collaboration puts Ultraman Tiga designs onto regulation-style baseball gear sold through SSK and Tsuburaya Store ONLINE, extending the 60th anniversary project into equipment rather than apparel alone.

Dengeki Hobby Web
JPYC Eases Login Rules as Issuance Passes 10 Billion Yen
industry 1 sources · Sep 18

JPYC Eases Login Rules as Issuance Passes 10 Billion Yen

A yen-pegged token reaching a ten-digit cumulative issuance figure is a usage signal for yen-denominated on-chain payments, and the July update that removed one-time codes from issuance and redemption lowers friction for the businesses and services the company names.

ASCII.jp
AKKODiS And NTT West Link Tokyo And Osaka Over IOWN
other 1 sources · Sep 18

AKKODiS And NTT West Link Tokyo And Osaka Over IOWN

The event treats IOWN as a social-deployment problem rather than a specification: AKKODiS paired the APN demo with training programs and a use-case workshop, and positioned the whole day as a side event of Global Startup EXPO 2026.

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PMJL Season 6 Phase 2 Final Week Set for October 10
games 1 sources · Sep 18

PMJL Season 6 Phase 2 Final Week Set for October 10

The CRAFTGROUND challenge puts the Phase1 top five and the Phase2 player field into the same map clear format before the October 10-11 final week, giving the league a competitive side event tied to its own broadcast channels.

4Gamer.net
PalVerse Adds Star Wars Figures From Bushiroad
figures 2 sources · Sep 18

PalVerse Adds Star Wars Figures From Bushiroad

Bushiroad is extending PalVerse, a deformed figure brand built on its own properties, into licensed Star Wars character goods sold through general retail rather than hobby channels alone.

Dengeki Hobby Web
Greed & Darkness Demo Impresses At Tokyo Game Show 2026
games 1 sources · Sep 18

Greed & Darkness Demo Impresses At Tokyo Game Show 2026

The demo's Japanese support suggests the commercial release may reach an audience the Steam store page currently does not list, even though the free itch.io version already drew attention for its quality.

4Gamer.net
Brussels Court Upholds DAZN's DNS Blocking Order Against Google, Cloudflare, Cisco
industry 1 sources · Sep 18

Brussels Court Upholds DAZN's DNS Blocking Order Against Google, Cloudflare, Cisco

The ruling extends Belgium's pirate-site blocking regime from internet service providers to the public DNS resolvers that sit underneath them, and three of the largest resolver operators have now been told that blocking domains on their systems is technically feasible and not disproportionately costly.

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