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Koei Tecmo’s next project is a new IP that’s just been revealed… by the Japanese government
Koei Tecmo, the Japanese publisher behind many popular action game series, is apparently working on a brand new project. Koei Tecmo publishes and develops Nioh, Dynasty Warriors, Ninja Gaiden, Dead or Alive and others. Read more
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No more selling PlayStation hardware at “significant” loss, says Sony, as everyone braces for a PS6 console that costs over $1,000
Sony has seemingly begun setting expectations for how it plans to handle pricing of its PlayStation hardware going forward. The platform holder has revealed that it does not intend on taking significant hits to profits to absorb some of the ballooning costs of manufacturing hardware. Read more
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Plan to expand Africa Cup of Nations from 24 to 28 teams is rejected
Executive committee member says it was ‘very bad idea’Caf says its aim is to make tournament world classA plan to expand the Africa Cup of Nations from 24 to 28 teams has been rejected, the Guardian has learned.The proposal had been made by the Confederation of African Football’s president, Patrice Motsepe, in February at a…
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Uncertainty Over Qatar Diplomacy Clouds Prospects For U.S.-Iran Deal
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff were expected to land in Doha on Tuesday.
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U.S. Power, Not International Law, Determines Whether the Strait of Hormuz Is Open
It has been historically open because the regime in Tehran understood that America would not tolerate Iranian restrictions.
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Cracks Begin to Show in the Mexican Regime
DOJ indictments of alleged Mexican narco-politicians from Morena — and the Mexican president’s refusal to detain them — are leading to a crisis.
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If the Fed Is Not Executive, What Is It?
The Court gets the ‘independent’ agencies question half-right.
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What the Iran Regime Believes
Its ideology is ruthless but not the least bit mysterious. NR has been documenting it for decades.
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“We were only three votes away”: Stop Killing Games-backed California bill to keep online games playable fails to win over senate committee
A Californian bill aiming to force publishers shutting down servers for online games to provide a version of the game players can keep on playing independently of said servers or issue full refunds has failed to pass a committee vote in the state’s senate. That means the bill’s march through the legislature, which has been…