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Japanese Charts: Nintendo Continues To Dominate With Rhythm Heaven Groove
Famitsu’s latest Japanese sales figures, covering 3rd–16th August, show Nintendo maintaining its stranglehold on the boxed charts, with Game Freak’s Beast of Reincarnation the sole PS5 title to break into the top ten. Rhythm Heaven Groove topped the software chart for a second fortnight running, while Nintendo’s Switch 2 console continued to outsell all rivals…
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92% of PS5 Enthusiasts Believe PS Studios Needs New Management
A Push Square poll of over 2,500 self-identified PlayStation enthusiasts found that 92% believe PS Studios needs new management, reflecting deep frustration among core fans with the division’s recent performance. The dissatisfaction follows a string of setbacks, including Naughty Dog and Sony Bend failing to release a single game this generation, the cancellation of Bluepoint’s…
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The 1984 movie Harrison Ford “lost interest” in making: “Dangerously close to fatigue”
Not a good look. The post The 1984 movie Harrison Ford “lost interest” in making: “Dangerously close to fatigue” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Rosalía Sings Bad Bunny’s “Safaera” While Pouring a Tequila Shot in Monterrey Concert: Watch
Rosalía surprised fans during her “LUX Tour” stop in Monterrey, Mexico, on Wednesday night by performing part of Bad Bunny’s “Safaera” while pouring herself a shot of tequila on stage. The moment, which quickly circulated on social media, is a rare live rendition of a track she had previously performed only once before on this…
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Miyazaki hints at FromSoftware’s return to single-player games
FromSoftware president Hidetaka Miyazaki has indicated that the studio wants to return to single-player games once its current multiplayer projects, Elden Ring: Nightreign and The Duskbloods, are behind it. Speaking to IGN, he explained that both titles turning out to be multiplayer-focused was coincidental rather than a deliberate strategic pivot, though he acknowledged that prolonged…
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What was the first instrumental song to reach number one in 1959?
From 1959. The post What was the first instrumental song to reach number one in 1959? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Why Are All the Girls Crying in the Club?
Latin pop stars Karol G, Becky G and Tokischa have each released major albums in recent months, and all three share a distinctive musical thread: “sad perreo”, a fusion of upbeat reggaeton dance rhythms with melancholic, heartbreak-driven lyrics. Tokischa released her long-awaited debut Amor & Droga, Karol G surprised fans with No Me Arrepiento de…
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Golden Axe animated series premieres on Paramount+ in September
Sega has released a trailer for its animated Golden Axe series, an adaptation of the classic beat-’em-up games, confirming it will launch on Paramount+ on 16 September. The show forms part of a wider effort by Sega to revive dormant franchises through television and film alongside fresh entries in some of its older game series,…
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Paramount+’s ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Replacement Goes Full Fantasy in First Trailer
Paramount+ has released the first trailer for its animated adaptation of Golden Axe, the classic Sega arcade game, positioning it as a comedic replacement for Star Trek: Lower Decks in the streamer’s lineup. The series brings a light-hearted tone to the fantasy genre, contrasting with the typically serious approach of shows like The Lord of…
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BRUCE DICKINSON Releases Dramatic New Video For ‘Change Of Heart’ From ‘More Balls To Picasso’ Album
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has released a new music video for “Change Of Heart”, a track from his reissued solo album “More Balls To Picasso”. The video, shot in São Paulo, Brazil in September 2025 with directors Leo Liberti and Antoine de Montremy, serves as a companion piece to his earlier video for “Tears…