Capcom's long-awaited mysterious sci-fi game, Pragmata, has achieved great success by surpassing the 1 million sales mark within just 48 hours of its April 17 release.
FromSoftware's legendary game Elden Ring is being brought to the big screen in collaboration with A24 and director Alex Garland. The massive cast for the film, which will be released in 2028, has been revealed.
Piccoma, one of the world's most popular digital comic platforms, is rewarding its readers with a special 'Comeback Festival' and various events for its 10th anniversary.
Pokémon Pokopia refuses to give up the top spot on the sales charts in Japan. Following the title that has maintained its first-place position for six weeks, Starfield made an ambitious entry into the charts at third place.
FAKKU, one of the world's largest licensed adult manga platforms, has entered a difficult period after its payment processor suddenly terminated its service.
TOKYOPOP, one of the established publishers in the manga world, has completely revamped its digital platform, introducing a loyalty program and enhanced user features.
Tokyo MX, one of Japan's most important anime broadcasters, has announced that Chairman Hiroshi Date has been dismissed from his post due to allegations of 'power harassment'.
Digital manga publishing giant BookWalker Global is taking the digital reading experience to the next level with its revamped platform and reader-focused 'ownership' vision.
Netflix's visionary Reed Hastings is stepping down from the company entirely in June, passing the torch. This departure could open the door to a new era in the platform's anime and content strategy.
Aiming to transfer Japan's deep-rooted manga magazine culture to the digital environment, comici has shared its new strategies and goals prepared for global readers.
In Japan, a website operator who shared detailed plot summaries of popular productions without authorization has been given a suspended prison sentence for copyright infringement.
Mahjong Pros, one of the new and ambitious players in the manga world, has shaken hands with giant logistics networks to bring its physical prints to shelves in North America and Europe.