Daniel Robson

The quality of games coming from the Southeast Asia region is growing at an amazing rate, with some not-to-be-missed new titles coming this year and next.

Quantic Dream says it has no interest currently of licensing its games for a movie or TV adaptation, but is keeping an eye on the emerging interactive TV genre.

At the annual Level Up KL games festival, IGN Japan got a look at some of the most innovative games from developers in the region.

Following its success in China, PlayStation detailed its new India Hero Project, which it hopes can lead to uncovering the next Genshin Impact-sized hit.

As she digs through her attic in search of an outfit for the ball, titular heroine Nikki is thrown headlong into adventure when she finds an enchanted red and purple glittering dress in a wardrobe. Dancing with the dress, it suddenly pulls her and her talking cat-like pet/BFF Momo into a fantastical, mysterious realm. There, in the bowels of a crumbling castle, Nikki meets a cursed goddess named Ena the Curator, who grants Nikki with the Heart of Infinity and all its powers, sending her to Miraland and tasking her with reviving all the Miracle Outfits to save the world from evil. It’s like The Wizard of Oz meets Final Fantasy meets Paris Fashion Week, with a healthy sprinkling of Gravity Rush and The Neverending Story for good measure.

Amazon has announced an original live-action series for Prime Video based on Sega’s successful Like a Dragon game series, previously known as Yakuza. Loosely based on the original Yakuza, it will run six episodes and begin airing in October 2024.

In an exclusive new interview with IGN, Like a Dragon: Yakuza star Ryoma Takeuchi talks about why he was surprised to be offered the role of Kazuma Kiryu and how he is bringing the iconic character to life while offering new info about the live-action adaptation.

In a reveal exclusive to IGN, Nekcom Entertainment revealed Gokou, a boss character with some truly wild chest hair.

Baldur's Gate 3 Dev Suggests Next Game May Come in 2029, but Maybe Not: ‘Don’t Hold Us to a Date’

At Gamescom Asia, we sat down with Sega's global head of transmedia to talk about the company's foray into film, including Sonic the Hedgehog, Like a Dragon, Golden Axe, and more.