Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters Trailer Reveals South Korean Team
The trailer confirms the South Korean team as a playable side, expanding the roster ahead of the August 28 launch across multiple platforms.
The trailer confirms the South Korean team as a playable side, expanding the roster ahead of the August 28 launch across multiple platforms.
The release adds a new indie horror title to Steam that explicitly draws from Silent Hill and Mouthwashing, using low-polygon visuals and a ferryman premise to build atmosphere.
The update moves NoLang from a static asset display tool to one that can add motion, making it more competitive for social media and presentation video production.
The announcement marks a new project from the solo developer of Omno, this time a compact pirate game built around a polished core loop rather than large-scale systems.
The event marks the formal start of ivory as a music act, expanding Yoshii So's career from modeling and illustration into a new creative direction.
The return of Detective Marnie after 12 years, with a planned three-month run of new one-shots, marks a rare revival for a series that ended in 2014 and recently saw renewed attention from a Kindle sale.
Aoki returns to Comic Yuri Hime with a new fantasy series after wrapping a spinoff manga in 2022.
The book uses horror folklore as a hook to teach children geography and history, a format that turns curiosity about scary stories into structured learning.
The card uses CoDaMa's mimi/Le NFC voice technology to deliver exclusive original audio, timed to the group's first Japanese fan meeting in two years.
The game stands out for its punishing difficulty-no checkpoints, full reset on death-and its unusual premise of fighting a partner's entire social circle in a rhythm battle framework.
The 14th campaign continues the rhythm game's regular reward cycle with a new soundtrack volume and character-themed merchandise, keeping player engagement through in-store incentives.
The game's route-choice and real-time car management mechanics add a tactical layer to the trade-and-survival genre, distinguishing it from other post-apocalyptic train sims.
The expansion of KIJI from a sales agency tool to a group-wide data platform shows how AI-driven corporate intelligence is becoming a core operational layer for B2B service providers that depend on accurate targeting.
The entrance exam preview is the first extended look at how the live-action adaptation translates the manga's high-stakes, elimination-based training structure into a practical, physical challenge on screen.
The last-minute delay, after a court cleared the legal path to release, shows that procedural hurdles with Steam's review process can be as disruptive as publisher disputes for indie studios.
The free all-episode broadcast brings the social-phenomenon first season and its divisive sequel to a new streaming audience, potentially rekindling interest in the franchise ahead of any future projects.
The collaboration formalizes a rare systematic training pipeline for a specialized camera role that in Japan has traditionally been learned only through on-set experience.
A digital-native marketing company is deliberately turning to a print manga magazine to reach older, high-spending readers that SNS cannot touch.
The game combines crime scene investigation, interrogation, and courtroom judgment into a single simulation loop, with players facing risks like bribery or attack as they uncover the truth.
The funding and technical milestones-including a first-in-Japan 500 km Level 2 autonomous drive and toll gate passage-put T2 on track to commercialize Level 4 long-haul trucking by 2027, a key step toward solving Japan's logistics labor crisis.
The closure of Midgar Studio, which had a strong track record of blending French and Japanese game design and collaborating with composers like Yasunori Mitsuda, casts doubt on the future of the anticipated sequel Edge of Memories.
The game's permanent death mechanic and time-limited survival loop create a distinct pressure in the underwater horror genre, and the simultaneous Steam and Epic launch gives it broad PC availability from day one.
The OVA marks the first new animated entry in the Fairy Princess Minky Momo franchise in over three decades, with a modernized story about dream energy and social media.
The new series is a direct sequel to the 1998 live-action adaptation, moving the story from the Heisei era to the Reiwa era and updating Onizuka's conflicts to reflect modern educational issues like commercialization and surveillance.