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17.11.25 - 07:45
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NTES-S New Game 'Where Winds Meet' Draws 2M+ Overseas Players on Launch Day (AAStocks)
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NTES-S (09999.HK) (NTES.US) launched its blockbuster martial arts open-world game "Where Winds Meet" globally last Saturday (15th) on platforms including Steam, PlayStation, and Epic, according to Chinese media reports.Within the first 24 hours of launch, this game attracted over 2 million overseas players online, with......
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17.11.25 - 02:15
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Labubu Said to Hit Big Screen, as Sony Pictures Acquires Film Rights (AAStocks)
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Sony Pictures signed an agreement last week to develop a film featuring Labubu as the main character, foreign media reported.At the moment, the project is in the early development stage, and it is not yet determined whether it will be a live-action or animated film.Sony Pictures, having acquired the film rights for Labubu, aims ......
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15.11.25 - 12:48
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Big content is taking on AI – but it′s far from the David v Goliath tale they′d have you believe | Alexander Avila (The Guardian)
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Deals between media conglomerates and tech companies serve both sets of interests, while leaving artists by the waysideThe world's biggest music company is now in the AI business. Last year, Universal Music Group (UMG), alongside labels including Warner Records and Sony Music Entertainment sued two AI music startups for allegedly using their recordings to train text-to-music models without permission.But last month, UMG announced a deal with one of the defendants, Udio, to create an AI music platform. Their joint press release offered assurances that the label will commit to “do what's right by [UMG's] artists”. However, one advocacy group, the Music Artists Coalition, responded with the statement: “We've seen this before – everyone talks about 'partnership', but artists end up on the sidelines with scraps.”Alexander Avila is a video essayist, writer and researcher Continue reading......
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15.11.25 - 12:30
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Labubu toy movie with potential to anchor franchise in the works at Sony (The Guardian)
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Viral plush toy is heading to big screen after a deal was signed with details still unclear over whether it would be live-action or animatedLabubus could be headed to the big screen. Sony Pictures has acquired the screen rights to the plush toy sensation and is in early development of a feature film which, if successful, would anchor a new franchise.The deal, first reported by the Hollywood Reporter, was signed this week between the Chinese toy makers and Sony Pictures, whose animation division is fresh off the global success of KPop Demon Hunters. No producer or film-maker is attached to the project yet, and it's still unclear if the film would be live-action or animated. Continue reading......
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13.11.25 - 12:18
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The Running Man: Sci-Fi-Action im Ruhepuls (Golem)
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Edgar Wrights Neuverfilmung von The Running Man erzählt die Geschichte des Stephen-King-Romans endlich originalgetreu, aber mit zu wenig Adrenalin. Eine Rezension von Daniel Pook (Filmkritik, Sony)...
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13.11.25 - 09:00
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NTES-S 'Where Winds Meet' Overseas Reservations Top 10M (AAStocks)
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NTES-S (09999.HK)'s martial arts open-world game "Where Winds Meet" recently announced its overseas reservation results, with global reservations exceeding 10 million. The game consistently ranks within the top 30 on Steam's overall wishlist and top 5 on the active list. The PlayStation version enters the top 5......
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