With the acquisition of Unbound Studio led by Shinji Mikami, renowned game designer and creator of Resident Evil series, Shift Up is making a bold move towards expanding their portfolio in the AAA gaming segment, aiming to deliver exceptional experiences globally.
Join us on March 31st for the launch of “Raider Kid And The Ruby Chest” – an indie game inspired by Game Boy Classics, where you play as a lost child navigating ancient ruins, and soon to be available on Steam!
Get ready for a thrilling retro/boomer FPS experience with Akuma’s Bloodrain, a fast-paced shooter inspired by Doom and Shadow Warrior, releasing April 6th!
In Big Brother Brazil 26, Ana Paula Renault’s potential victory slipped away due to an unexpected rule change, prompting fans and fellow contestants to rally for possible rule revision or compensation from the producers and sponsors.
The current season of BBB, despite trailing behind its 2023 counterpart in IBOPE numbers, has sparked more engagement with a record-breaking 335 million votes, making it more lively and interesting for viewers.
João Brant, SECOM’s Secretary of Digital Policies, discusses the ECA Digital Law (Felca), revealing majority private sector support but potential swift enforcement due to some tech companies’ slow adaptation, with a focus on compliance and potential revisions for contrasting interpretations.
Despite the cancellation of their ambitious project “Wildlands,” Eidos Montreal continues to navigate challenging times in the gaming industry, with the fate of their upcoming Deus Ex game and the future of the studio uncertain following recent changes in project needs.
Here’s an exciting update for Lord of the Rings fans: Two renowned studios, Crystal Dynamics and Warhorse Studios, may be working on projects set in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth universe, marking potential new beginnings for the franchise.
Experience complete freedom and optimal precision with the new wireless Forta Gaming Headset, offering up to 55 hours of immersive gaming with 3D audio support and a removable microphone.
This blog discusses a lawsuit filed against Crunchyroll over claims of inadequate protection of subscriber personal information during a March 12, 2026 cyberattack, allegedly leading to stolen sensitive data, causing stress, anxiety, and potential fraud for clients. The complaint seeks legal costs, damages up to $25,000 per victim, and an investigation into the matter by Crunchyroll.