The Steam Next Fest demo gives players an early look at how Sunsoft is updating a 30-year-old cult racing game for modern platforms, with online multiplayer and multiple game modes.
The event shows the continued commercial pull of Mika Pikazo's character designs in physical retail, with fans lining up before opening for a lottery chance at a signature.
The second lottery order for Dark Zagi gives collectors another chance to secure a figure that recreates the final episode's battle, paired with the previously released Ultraman Noa.
BeXide is using Steam Next Fest to build pre-launch buzz for two very different titles, one leveraging Bandai Namco's arcade legacy and the other targeting the productivity-app-adjacent cozy game niche.
The partnership pairs a virtual content specialist with a established figure maker to create a vertically integrated pipeline from VTuber production to merchandise, signaling a more structured approach to virtual talent monetization.
The ruling allows a novel copyright case to proceed that could test whether systematic downloading of copyrighted material for AI training constitutes infringement, even when the defendant claims the activity was personal use.
The dismissal ends xAI's central legal claim that OpenAI orchestrated the theft of its confidential information, removing a major legal threat to OpenAI's hiring practices.
TeaKnights marks Funky Can Creative's return to the action STG genre with a retro-inspired rail shooter that explicitly channels the look and feel of late-90s Nintendo 64 titles.
Fusion shows that combining existing models can match or beat a frontier model's performance, potentially shifting the AI market toward orchestration rather than single-model supremacy.
The event extends Sanrio's seasonal pop-up market format with a chocolate theme, giving fans a rotating schedule of exclusive goods across eight department store venues over seven months.
The demo update and Steam Next Fest presence give players a final hands-on look at the revived board-card hybrid before its July 30 multiplatform release.
The dedicated pre-release stream signals Atlus is giving Persona 4 Revival the same promotional push it gave the Persona 3 remake, with a narrator tied to the protagonist and a detailed look at the updated systems.
The Black Honey model expands the PLAMATEA line with a character from the Cutie Honey Nova project, offering a weapon-heavy kit that contrasts with the previously released standard Cutie Honey.
Testa-Rossa is the third Divine Knight from the series to get a MODEROID kit, joining Valimar and Ordine, allowing collectors to complete the set.
ACHRORA is the second unit from mekPark, following UNIT B's May debut, and its launch shows Cover is expanding its structured pipeline for developing new VTuber talent with clear performance metrics and a limited activity window.
The update shows the game's Taiko Risshiden-style sandbox approach to the Hundred Years' War, letting players take on roles beyond combat, including historically dubious medical practices.
The quick return and expansion of the Bachasute! series shows VESTA scaling its real-event production for virtual creators within months of its founding.
The third volume of this snack tie-in keeps the mobile game 'hololive Dreams' in physical retail rotation, using collectible stickers to drive foot traffic and online engagement.
This marks Anique's first physical presence at a major North American convention, using a themed original illustration project to bridge the hololive English fanbase with in-person retail.
The pop-up brings a curated selection of PlayStation-licensed merchandise to a high-traffic Tokyo transit hub, with new Ape Escape goods debuting alongside pre-orders.
The DNA figure concept offers a new physical representation of a character's essence, and this life-size display marks a novel anniversary commemoration for the Sonic franchise.
The preview confirms that the remake retains the original's branching stage structure and signature dialogue, addressing the main question for returning players.
The TRPG's four-player support and simplified combat system represent a deliberate design choice to preserve the original game's fast-paced, efficiency-driven loop while making it accessible to tabletop players unfamiliar with complex RPG rules.
The removal of the last workaround means users who rely on advanced ad-blocking features on Chrome will have to switch to Manifest V3-compatible alternatives or change browsers.