Earth Defense Force 6 interview with producer Nobuyuki Okajima at NYCC 2023

Nintendo has started development on a live-action The Legend of Zelda movie that will be produced by Morbius, Spider-Verse, and Uncharted producer Avi Arad.

November 8th’s answer is going to cause problems for many players as, once again, it features a repeating letter. To make things more complicated, the answer is not used in daily conversation and is more associated with popular Japanese media. However, if you are well-versed in anime or video games, you might be able to guess the answer in less than six attempts.

Even before the initial announcement of the Super Mario Bros. Movie Nintendo had begun to show more and more interest in moving into more purely visual media from shows to movies. With the insanely hit success that was Super Mario Bros. it comes as no surprise that more plans for future franchise adaptions were likely underway. We’ve seen hints of potentially more coming for Mario, but one other major franchise that seemed likely to crop up was The Legend of Zelda. Fans have discussed this at length online, but the direction it could take was unknown. Many wanted an actual episodic series covering the various games, while many were hoping for some sort of anime be it movie or long form series. Today we’ve gotten our very first look at what’s to come for new Zelda media and it’s taken the form of a planned live action film. While we don’t have many details on this revelation just yet, the news dropped without much fanfare at all coming directly from Nintendo’s official twitter account of all places in both Japanese and English.

It has been a hell of a few months for One Piece fans. Not only did the long-running series get a live-action Netflix adaptation, but in the anime, Luffy finally kicked things up into Gear 5. Seemingly defeated by Kaidou, Luffy achieved a new form, one that not only accentuates his pre-existing powers, but also greatly changes his appearance once activated. That appearance has now been applied to some official One Piece Casetify phone cases.

Netflix is looking really good in November, with high-profile series and movie premieres for just about everybody. We've got a new David Fincher flick, some reality TV goodness, the real-life Squid Game, anime both American and Japanese, and way more. Here's our guide to the hottest new content on the streaming service this month. Whether you're already a subscriber or thinking of signing up, there's definitely some worthwhile stuff to watch here.

Apple is hosting an online event next week, and it is said it will focus on high-end gaming on Mac while also featuring a major tie-in with a Japanese developer, according to rumors circulating online.

Good news, Black Clover fans. The upcoming mobile gacha game that takes place in the same universe as the anime series will still launch across the globe in 2023, publisher Garena has confirmed.

Reid Duke has been playing since he was five years old, and since then has gone on to become one of the most renowned players in the tournament scene. Since he began competing, he's racked up several accolades across a myriad of competitions, including being inducted to the Hall of Fame. This year Reid stopped by New York City Comic-Con, where he gave players the chance to go head-to-head in a pack battle using the new set.

Even after completing its 10th anniversary, is bound to continue expanding. The critically acclaimed MMORPG has hundreds of hours of content and seems to be pushing for even more, as the next expansion,, is set to arrive in Summer 2024. Additionally, the game will also receive a whole new pool of players, as it will finally become compatible with Xbox consoles through the Series X/S family. With a new chunk of content planned and a new player base inbound, is expected to be as busy as ever, even if its main 10-year saga of Light and Darkness has come to an end.

Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name will launch with only Japanese voice acting at first, with English dubbing expected to be added after release.

Square Enix hosted a panel for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth at New York Comic-Con 2023 hosted by Critical Role’s Matt Mercer, in which the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth voice cast discussed their experiences voicing the game’s iconic characters. During the panel, Matt Mercer confirmed he will voice Vincent Valentine, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi appeared for a surprise question-and-answer session at the end.

At this year’s New York Comic Con, the creators of the upcoming Percy Jackson show on Disney Plus once again had a comforting reminder for fans of the book series: unlike the infamous 2011 movie, author Rick Riordan and his wife Becky were heavily involved in the production from the very beginning.