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19.03.26 - 22:48
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In the killer world of online gaming, there are no hits any more – just survivors (The Guardian)
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The fates of two ostensibly similar online games released this year, Marathon and Highguard, prove that success is becoming close to unattainableWhat does success look like for developers of online video games? In 2026, the answer could not be clearer: no one has a clue.Consider Highguard, 2026's first big flop. Signs were promising on its launch on 26 January, with a peak of 100,000 concurrent players on Steam – plus those enjoying the game on PlayStation and Xbox, which do not make player counts public. As a free-to-play game, the barrier to entry for Highguard was low. And thanks to a prime advertising placement at the end of December's The Game Awards – a buzzy spot usually reserved for known hitmakers, not free-to-play upstarts – curiosity was high. Continue reading......
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19.03.26 - 13:36
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Honda prüft Zukunft der E-Marke Afeela (Electrive)
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Nachdem Honda bekannt gegeben hat, drei für die USA geplante Elektromodelle zu streichen, ist unklar, was aus Hondas aktuellem Elektromodell Prologue und dem zusammen mit Sony entwickelten Afeela 1 wird....
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19.03.26 - 12:01
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Pop Mart Teams Up With Sony on Labubu Film (Caixin)
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Chinese toy-maker Pop Mart International Group Ltd. is partnering with Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. to bring its hugely popular Labubu figure to the big screen, the companies announced Thursday. ... Read more...
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19.03.26 - 01:06
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Pop Mart′s Labubu headed to big screen in collaboration with Sony Pictures (SCMP)
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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart and Sony Pictures Entertainment announced on Thursday a feature film starring Labubu, the company's most popular character.
Analysts said the film was a strategic move to extend Labubu's intellectual property (IP) value and support medium-term growth, following the trajectory of global icons like Barbie and Hello Kitty.
The film, still in early development, would be a mix of live action and computer-generated imagery, Pop Mart said in a statement.
Lung Ka-sing, the......
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