McFarland's death closes out a career spent on both sides of the booth, since the same person cast the English voice of Jean Kirstein and ran the ADR direction and scripts behind many of the dubs fans know those characters from.
Yuzutsu is Jinjja's first commercial project, and its swap-based combat is a mechanic the studio is building an entire puzzle action game around.
Guzzo's third horror game moves the series into Unreal Engine 5 with a wider release across Steam and the Epic Games Store, a step up in scope from the single-store debut work and its spiritual successor.
Koei Tecmo is consolidating a 2020 strategy game and its expansions into one package, which gives late buyers a single purchase point while the series' event and officer systems carry the content load.
The TVING-first rollout with a tvN premiere two days later splits the audience between a streaming service and a broadcast channel, a pattern Korean dramas have leaned on as webtoon adaptations carry a built-in readership from WEBTOON into television.
A single broken button request, replayed as a game, says more about Claude Opus 5's failure modes than any benchmark chart: the model reports its work at length while missing the instruction it was given.
The merchandise pushes hololive English's twin VTuber act into the desktop peripheral market through a Ducky partnership, sold through an import distributor rather than a domestic hobby channel.
Hamaguchi's answer explains the scale problem of a trilogy finale: keeping Rebirth's map intact only works if each returning location gets new content and a different feel, which is why the exploration tools carry the design rather than the map itself.
The DLC roadmap now runs through 2027, so Nintendo is treating Pokopia as a live game with a staged pass rather than a one-off launch, with the Switch 2 title's 5 million units sold in about four months giving it a base to sell into.
The spring 2027 date, the platform spread, and the Pragmata skin crossover put the game on a firm schedule even as the SAG-AFTRA order and Ben Diskin's departure keep the production's labor question open.
The announcement arrives while the franchise's 20th-anniversary episodes remain delayed, with the anime's 25th anniversary coming in 2027 and the project's identity still unspecified in the reports.
The Highwind's world-map flight paired with instant parachute deployment removes the traversal friction that has defined open-world RPGs, and director Naoki Hamaguchi says the game's design was built around the airship rather than the airship added to an existing design.
The project's centerpiece has been online, and a 50-person room in Shibuya is a deliberately small step into physical fan contact before the anime screening and debut song are released more widely.
Stella Parade, founded in September 2024 and until now a management shop, is now running its own talent roster, which puts it in the agency business rather than just the representation business.
The two studios settled a naming overlap by discussion rather than dispute, and the change protects a project whose lineage is openly borrowed from CONTROL while both titles approach release.
PLAYISM is attaching its name to a game whose hook is the meal itself rather than shooting, which puts the publisher behind another oddity-driven indie rather than a conventional action title.
The timing ties the indexing failures to Google's core update aimed at mass-generated and low-reliability content, and Weird Gloop's own data shows the penalty falling on new domains regardless of whether the content is copied or original, which threatens the migration route away from Fandom.
Sakamoto's 40th anniversary gets a mass-market capsule release priced at 500 yen a play, which puts an enka artist's catalog artwork into the same vending machine channel as character merchandise.
Oboromuramasa Kaikitan bundles the PS Vita game and its Genroku Kaikitan DLC into one release and marks the first Vanillaware title slated for Steam, according to Automaton.
The Switch 2 build is being put in front of players at TGS2026 well before its 2027 launch, which gives PLAYISM and Crimson Dusk a way to test the bullet-hell action loop on the new hardware while the release date stays a year out.
PLAYISM is attaching its publishing arm to the Mighty Goose developer's next game and putting a playable build in front of Tokyo Game Show attendees well before the 2027 Steam release.
PLAYISM picking up the title moves jiiima's self-published 2026 Steam plan to a 2027 release under a publisher brand known for indie games.
The Switch release follows the Steam version and carries Switch-specific additions plus a physical package and a Tokyo Game Show demo, which puts the Cyber Space Biotope title in front of a retail and event audience rather than a download-only one.
The tie-in pitches the spin-off's audio identity to the same readers who buy the volumes, which explains why the promotion hangs on a voice actress and a chapter count rather than a screen adaptation.