HoYoverse will be the name for their international branding outside China
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The Mega Man movie, first announced in 2018, will now be released on the streaming service
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A U.S. appeals court greenlit the pro gamer’s defamation suit against Twin Galaxies
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New info on how Capcom's ambitious Mega Man Universe project descended into chaos.
NES adventure Yume Penguin Monogatari demands you diet if you wanna get the girl
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During today’s Games For Change festival, Ernest Moniz, the former U.S. Secretary of Energy, debuted a new mobile strategy game about preventing nuclear war. Called Hair Trigger, it promises a crash course in nuclear de-escalation. Perhaps the president should try it out.
Ubisoft confirmed to Kotaku that after Area F2 was recently removed from Google and Apple’s app stores by Ejoy.com, it has now dropped a lawsuit against those three companies. The suit was filed last week over the mobile game, which Ubisoft called a “near carbon copy” of Rainbow Six Siege.