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Entertainment 3 months ago
Video game makers shift releases to avoid 'GTA VI' juggernaut
Publishers are steering clear of the final months of 2026, traditionally a peak sales period, to avoid competing with what is expected to be the year's dominant product, and potentially the biggest entertainment launch of all time.
Society 5 months ago
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Communications ministry’s video game ratings draw backlash for erratic age labels
The Communications and Digital Ministry’s newly implemented content rating system for video games has come in for criticism for its arbitrary age classification, prompting concerns among players and developers about the availability of games in Indonesia.
Companies 10 months ago
Nintendo, Capcom stepping up efforts to bring game worlds to big screen
The move comes after the 2023 release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, co-produced with major United States animation studio Illumination, boosted sales of games in the franchise after becoming a record-breaking global hit.
Entertainment 1 year ago
Firefighting games spark at Gamescom 2025
"We try to portray firefighting in the positive light that it deserves. [...] We do hope that we can inspire young people to get into the fire service" or even just learn about surviving fire's dangers as a civilian, the developers said.
Tech 2 years ago
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RI to clamp down on foreign games to stem capital outflow: Prabowo brother
The communications ministry is drafting a gaming industry regulation that requires foreign developers to have a local presence and carries certain sanctions, but local developers say that could have the opposite effect of stifling industry growth and hampering global access.
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