Bandai Namco lost 117 employees in Japan from April 2024 to February 2025. This happened after the cancellation of several projects, including games based on the popular One Piece and Naruto series, as well as a contract project with Nintendo.
Chinese company ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has announced a new artificial intelligence framework called OmniHuman-1. This tool can convert a single image and audio recording into a realistic video with accurate facial and body movements.
A growing number of these electric cars are finding an ignominious end in junkyards.
Asus has introduced two new smartphones: The ROG Phone 9 FE, a more affordable version of the ROG Phone 9 Pro, and the Zenfone 12 Ultra, which is more suitable for regular users than gamers. However, the Zenfone 12 Ultra will not be available in all regions.
Sony is making life much easier for photographers using its cameras. They can now send their photos directly from their cameras to Google Drive and Adobe Lightroom with the updated Sony Creators app.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach has received an age rating in South Korea, which indicates that the release is approaching. According to GRAC, the game contains scenes of violence, foul language and drug use.
The information is also confirmed by Amazon
Samsung currently has a price advantage over the iPhone in the US, but this could change in the near future. The reason for this is the economic policy of the Donald Trump administration, which includes the possible introduction of additional duties.
Ubisoft has released update 1.005.001 for Star Wars Outlaws, which brings significant improvements for PS5 Pro users and adds support for Nvidia 50 series graphics cards.
France keeps its word!
Google has announced that its Gemini app now includes the latest version 2.0 experimental models.
According to Bloomberg, Nissan is already looking for another partner after allegedly failed negotiations with Honda.
Nintendo plans to continue releasing new games for the original Switch, even after the launch of Switch 2. The company's president, Shuntaro Furukawa, noted that projects such as Pokémon Legends Z-A and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond are still scheduled for release on the first version of the console.
