Shinobi: Art of Vengeance Gets Switch 2 Release Date
The Switch 2 port arrives nearly a year after the initial multiplatform release, bringing the full game and its DLC to Nintendo's new hardware.
The Switch 2 port arrives nearly a year after the initial multiplatform release, bringing the full game and its DLC to Nintendo's new hardware.
The game uses AI to generate characters, portraits, and dialogue, and its permadeath system forces players to learn the world's harsh economy through repeated failure.
The shop marks a rare music-retail crossover for the sports franchise, with original character art themed around headphones that is exclusive to Tower Records.
The capsule toy release brings a classic 1980s manga character into a modern collectible format, extending the franchise's physical merchandise reach.
The figure expands the S.H.Figuarts Dragon Ball Z lineup with a detailed version of a fan-favorite villain from the Ginyu Force, offering battle-damaged detailing and effect parts.
The release of the final cour's key visual and theme song selections, personally chosen by Kubo, signals the end of the long-running adaptation and sets the tone for the climactic battle.
The collaboration expands with three new mascot characters and a flocky-finished figure line, while the first-wave goods move from reservation to general retail.
The announcement marks the first new stage adaptation for the series since the original musical ran in 2024, with the core creative team and lead actor returning.
The addition of a major voice actor like Hiroshi Kamiya to the supporting cast signals the anime is adapting deeper into the manga's spy association storyline.
The June 25 cluster of releases represents a rare convergence of a major Nintendo remake, a modernized fighting game re-release, and the conclusion of a long-running MMORPG's main story, all on the same day.
The collaboration brings two major rhythm game franchises into Project Sekai, offering limited items and a new song that expands the game's music library.
The article highlights how Chinese developers are targeting global audiences with distinct genres and licensed music, while also repurposing established IP into casual mobile spin-offs.
The Grandista line's Rei figure completes a display pair with the earlier Kenshiro release, giving collectors a matching set of the two main characters from the classic series in Banpresto's premium prize figure format.
A public broadcaster with a license-fee model is putting its flagship historical and contemporary dramas on the world's largest subscription streaming service, a move that tests the boundary between public-service mission and commercial platform partnership.
The preview shows a Metroidvania-like sense progression applied to a point-and-click adventure, with the protagonist's returning senses unlocking new interactions in a neon-lit underwater setting.
The Direct confirms a strong fall lineup for the Switch 2, with a new Fire Emblem title featuring a gladiatorial tournament premise and a unique One Piece cooking sim.
The facility is expanding its seasonal merchandise and entertainment lineup, with a new lunch show that adds tropical music to the existing jazz band format.
The curated list gives Steam users a focused set of notable demos from the hundreds available during Next Fest, with a mix of established IP spin-offs and original indie projects.
The anniversary merchandise drop marks a commercial milestone for the four-member plus one pet unit, offering a broad range of collectibles through Nijisanji's official store.
The event gives fans a limited window to buy official angel-themed merchandise with new art of all six brothers, a standard seasonal pop-up for the franchise.
The roundup collects seven distinct game announcements and release dates in a single digest, from a survival exploration title to a horror game that was banned on Steam.
The single marks Komagata's first output under a new label and signals a fresh phase in her concurrent voice acting and music career.
The piece shows how a behind-the-scenes logistics overhaul by Lenovo stabilized the IT supply chain for the World Cup, turning a previously error-prone operation into a reliable one.
The collaboration brings a retro fashion angle to the Evangelion franchise, with GU offering affordable, washed-look tees that tap into the current vintage trend.