AmiAmi has opened pre-orders for the Suou Patra Bunny ver. 1/6 Scale Complete Figure from Furyu's F:NEX brand. The figure is priced at 24,750 yen including tax and is scheduled for a June 2027 release. It stands roughly 300mm tall including the bunny ears. The sculpt was supervised by Suou Patra herself and carries her signature heart-motif bunny ears and a tray of imitation crab.
Threezero has opened reservations on Amazon Japan for a new 1/6 scale T-60 Last Power Armor figure from the Fallout game series. The figure features a rusted, weathered paint finish, an articulated inner skeleton, swappable magnetic armor parts, and an LED-lit helmet. It is priced at 86,900 yen and scheduled for release on December 31, 2026.
Bandai Spirits announced a new option parts set for the PG UNLEASHED 1/60 Nu Gundam during the August 25 Gunpla Information Bureau stream. The set includes a clear color body and six Fin Funnels to reproduce the Double Fin Funnel equipped type. Preorders start August 26 at 12:00 on Premium Bandai for 16,500 yen.
Premium Bandai opened pre-orders for a PG UNLEASHED 1/60 Nu Gundam expansion set with clear exterior parts and six Fin Funnels, priced at 16,500 yen with shipment in December 2026. Reprints of the MG Sazabi Ver.Ka and RE/100 Nightingale Funnel Effect Set and the RE/100 Jagd Doga (Quess Air Unit) also began.
MAGI ARTS is releasing a 1/6 scale figure of Mai Shiranui from 'THE KING OF FIGHTERS,' created in collaboration with paint artist MA Man. The figure, priced at 25,740 yen at AmiAmi, is now available for reservation and ships in July 2027.
Panache Digital Games released the Early Access version of its action adventure 1666: Amsterdam for PC on August 26, 2026. The game is led by Patrice Désilets, creator of Assassin's Creed, and is set in 17th-century Amsterdam, where supernatural events occur every 333 years. Players control two protagonists: Noah, a woman raised by a coven of witches who uses magic and curses, and Aaron, a university professor from the year 2000 whose consciousness is transferred into a black cat. By day, Noah uncovers the identities of demons called the Originals, who hide among citizens; by night, during the full moon's Esbat, she confronts them. The game is priced at 3,850 yen, with a 10% launch discount on Steam and the Epic Games Store. Désilets said the team plans four major updates over the next year, timed to the lunar cycle. A launch trailer was released, and wishlist registrations exceeded 666,666 on August 20, according to one report.
Patrice Désilets, the creator of the early Assassin's Creed games, has apologized after it was pointed out that generative AI images were used in the reveal and promotional materials for his studio Panache Digital's new game, 1666: Amsterdam. In an interview with Eurogamer, Désilets apologized again following a statement on June 9, saying, "No AI assets will be in the final product" and "We will reduce their use going forward." However, he drew a distinction between AI-generated assets included in the game and using AI tools during development, expressing a positive view of using them as efficiency tools in early development. He said, "With generative AI, you can create 75 variations in three seconds" and added, "We live in a world full of AI. Let's be honest with each other." These remarks have drawn criticism. The outlet Aftermath criticized the development approach of justifying AI use for convenience while hiring professional artists, as well as the lack of awareness regarding concerns about generative AI. On Reddit, critical comments included, "Do they think game development was impossible before AI?" and "If all you think about is cutting corners, neither the creators nor the players can be passionate," with some linking the issue to layoffs in the gaming industry. 1666: Amsterdam is scheduled for early access release on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store on August 25, 2026.
Panache Digital Games announced that early access for its PC action-adventure game '1666: Amsterdam' will begin on August 25, 2026 (August 26 Japan time), priced at $29.99. The game is set in 17th-century Amsterdam and follows Noa Brooklyn, a magic-wielding 'Collector' who hunts the 'Originals,' demons disguised as humans. During the day, players investigate the city, gathering names, addresses, and daily habits of enemies from residents. On full moon nights, called 'Esbat,' the Originals reveal themselves, and Noa uses magic, staves, and spells to fight them. The game also features a second protagonist, Aaron, a cat who can use agile movement, a unique perspective, and mind control to explore and interact with important people. Players switch between Noa and Aaron to pursue conspiracies and restore harmony. The early access build includes the beginning of a campaign expected to take about 15 hours, with plans for multiple major updates over roughly one year to add story, areas, and targets. A free prologue demo, '1666: Amsterdam (Prologue),' is available on Steam and Epic Games Store. The studio was founded by Patrice Désilets, former creative director of 'Assassin's Creed.'
KADOKAWA's KDcolle brand is releasing a 1/6 scale figure of Chiyo from The Elder Sister-Like One, based on an original illustration by Pochi Iida for Comic Market. Pre-orders open Friday, July 17. The figure is sculpted by miya and features detachable parts for an alternate state.
Furyu's F:NEX brand is releasing a 1/6 scale figure of VTuber Suvou Patora in an original bunny girl outfit. Reservations open August 10, 2026, at 21:00 JST on FURYU HOBBY MALL and other locations. The figure stands about 30cm tall and includes a wink face and arm replacement parts as a limited bonus.
McFarlane Toys and Blitzway collaborated on a 1/6 scale action figure of Shohei Ohtani in his Los Angeles Dodgers uniform. Preorders run until August 24, 2026. The lineup includes a DELUXE VER. with pitcher and batter parts and a STANDARD VER. focused on batting. Release is scheduled for December 2026.
Panache Digital Games released the second gameplay commentary video for its action-adventure game 1666: Amsterdam on July 30, 2026. The video, titled "Noa & Aaron | Two Characters, Two Centuries, One Mission," introduces the two main characters and the game's central conflict. The studio is led by Patrice Désilets, known as the creator of the Assassin's Creed series. Set in Amsterdam, where supernatural events occur every 333 years, the story crosses between 1666 and 2000. Noa, living in 1666, works as an apothecary apprentice but is secretly the heir of the Xandaris family, which holds ancient knowledge. Her mission is to capture the Originals, beings corrupted by the forbidden magic called Nux, using the Heeparan artifact and the Nuifer document. Aaron, a university teacher in 2000, visits Amsterdam with his lover to celebrate the new year but is caught in a ritual and time-slips to 1666, ending up in the body of a black cat. He gains cat-like mobility and special vision to see invisible things, supporting Noa from the shadows. The game is scheduled for early access on PC via Steam and Epic Games Store in the latter half of 2026, with a playable prologue demo available now.
A special exhibition called '2126' will be held at ASIA DIVE EXPO JAPAN 2026, running September 25-27 at Tokyo Big Sight with an expected 45,000 attendees. The exhibition uses real ocean waste, photos, art, and video to explore what the future could look like 100 years from now. A crowdfunding campaign begins July 19, 2026, to fund the exhibition and recruit partners.
Panache Digital Games released the second developer video diary for its dark fantasy action game 1666: Amsterdam. Art director Nicolas Cantin explains the visual design, which uses three distinct art styles for the game's three eras: 17th-century Dutch Golden Age oil painting, 1999 cinematic nostalgia, and modern cold realism. The game enters early access on PC in the latter half of 2026, with a free prologue demo available now.
Panache Digital Games released a new video on June 30 explaining the world and protagonist of '1666: Amsterdam'. The action-adventure game, set in 17th-century Amsterdam, follows Noah Brooklyn, a woman from the Zaindaris tribe who uses magic to hunt demons hiding among civilians. A demo is available on PC.
Panache Digital Games released the first developer video for its action-adventure game 1666: Amsterdam, focusing on the historical reconstruction of 17th-century Amsterdam. The game, set in the Dutch Golden Age, spans three eras and follows a woman named Noah Brooklyn who hunts demons. A free prologue is available now.
COVER Corporation and Gleaeastudio have opened pre-orders for a 1/6 scale figure of hololive English talent Ninomae Ina'nis in her artist outfit. The figure is available in standard and deluxe editions, with platform-exclusive bonuses. Pre-orders on the Taiwan-exclusive platform zeczec run through September 30, 2026, with overseas sales planned via Cmer.
Panache Digital Games showed a new trailer for '1666: Amsterdam' during Summer Game Fest 2026 on June 6, and released a playable demo. The game is a third-person action-adventure set in 1666 Amsterdam. Players control Noah Brooklyn, a woman who hides her identity by day and uses magic to fight demons called Originals at night. The Originals blend in with the city's citizens, and players must identify and expose them. A black cat named Aaron, summoned from 1999, acts as a partner; players can switch between Noah and Aaron to use different abilities. The demo offers about 30 minutes of gameplay and is available now on Steam and the Epic Games Store. The full game is planned for early access release in late 2026. The project has a long history: it was originally developed at THQ Montreal, then moved to Ubisoft after THQ's bankruptcy, was frozen after Patrice Désilets was fired, and later returned to Désilets via a legal settlement. This re-reveal comes nearly 15 years after development began.