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Wild Rift 5th Anniversary Celebration event: How to get Braum’s Garden Party skin for freeThis month of October is packed with celebrations as League of Legends: Wild Rift is marking its 5th Anniversary. To this end, Riot Games is celebrating Wild Rift’s 5th Anniversary with a massive event packed with free exciting rewards, including Braum’s “Garden Party” skin. In this article, I’ll guide you on how to grab the …
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Oct 24
Wild Rift Nidalee Build Guide: Skill Analysis, Best Runes and Gameplay TipsNidalee is the latest Assassin champion to join the ever-increasing League of Legends: Wild Rift champion roster. As an assassin-jungler, she excels at poking enemies from afar while in her Human form, before diving in with Cougar Form to burst them down. In this Wild Rift Nidalee guide, we will take a detailed look at …
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Oct 24
Daily LoLdle #1205 Hints and Answers for Today (October 24, 2025)
The daily LoLdle brings five champion puzzles across different modes to test your League of Legends knowledge. And if you’re having trouble with any of today’s answers, our hints should help without spoiling everything. Once you’ve wrapped up today’s puzzle, check out our roundup of the top 10 daily puzzles for more brain teasers worth your time! Daily LoLdle […]
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Oct 24
Everything We Learned About Kirby Air Riders In Today's Nintendo Direct
Nintendo published an hour-long Kirby Air Riders direct today, its second this year , and it was jam-packed with new details about the upcoming racer straight from the game's director, Masahiro Sakurai. He unveiled new modes for the games, additional racers and vehicles, new Copy Abilities, word of an online demo event next month , additional Kirby Air Riders Amiibo , and more. There's a lot to parse through, though, so let's get right to it. Everything Announced In Today's Kirby Air Riders Direct
Below, we'll break down everything we learned from this Kirby Air Riders direct, in the order Sakurai discussed each thing during the presentation. Top Ride
Top Ride is unique isometric racing mode that was in Kirby Air Ride. It's less of a full game mode and more of a minigame, but Sakurai explained it's been heavily expanded on for the sequel, including the addition of all the regular Air Ride abilities and items making their way onto the track now. Each race is short and sweet, giving players a quick option for playing Kirby Air Riders. Road Trip
Road Trip is a brand new mode in Kirby Air Riders. Choose your rider and set off on a cross-country/world journey as you play through a series of stages and complete challenges along the way. On the trip, you'll select your objectives by moving from the left, middle, or right lane, and then you'll need to complete things like timed races and more. Modes like Top Ride and Air Ride will appear on your Road Trip journey, too, and you can purchase new items at on-the-road shops and heal up at roadside cafes along the way. The story stars Kirby, of course, but King Dedede, Starman, Waddle Dee, and many others, too. In the world of Kirby Air Riders, everyone has the ability to ride these special vehicles that fell from the sky, but when the vehicles start acting strangely, a road trip is in order.
The direct teases images of someone who appears to be the main villain of the Road Trip story (see above), but we'll have to wait for the full game to learn more. Sakurai did reveal that we'll meet characters like Magman, Elline, Tortuilding, Twister, King Golem, and Computer Virus on the Road Trip, though, and each character changes how the journey goes in unique ways. Licenses and Online Interactivity
At the start of your Kirby Air Riders adventure, you will make a license. This allows other players to identify you and see your Class and associated Global Win Power, which determines your class placement. The higher your Global Win Power, the higher your Class, and Class determines your skill level and the other players you'll race against in online modes. Air Ride, Top Ride, and City Trial will each have different classes. You can also customize your license with unique cosmetics throughout your time playing Kirby Air Riders. Kirby Air Riders will also feature an online area where you can interact with other players using emotes, hang out in a lobby, watch other matches on a large screen, listen to music via an in-game jukebox music player, and more. Copy Abilities
During the presentation, Sakurai revealed the following Copy Abilities: Needle: Extend your needles by boost charging to hit nearby rivals with a spiky attack. Freeze: Cloak yourself in a freezing aura while boost charging; frozen foes will slide. Sleep: Get some well-earned rest, then wiggle the control stick to wake up. Fighter: Automatically kick nearby opponents; your Quick Spin will also get stronger. Drill: Boost charge to dig underground and dodge attacks; release for a jump attack. Flash: Perform a sparking rush with a boost dash and stun any enemies you hit. Missile: Automatically rocket forward on the road; tap the special button repeatedly for an explosion. Air Ride Courses
These are the courses Sakurai revealed during today's direct: Airtopia Ruins (New): A civilization from past ages, now derelict. Crystalline Fissure (New): Crystalline structures as far as the eye can see; magma and other hazards lurk underground. Steamgust Forge (New): An industrial area with a steampunk aesthetic; a generator hosts a fleet of all sorts of aircraft. Mystery ??? (New): Though Sakurai didn't reveal the name or any details, video footage showcases a very futuristic, mechanical stage. The following 9 courses are returning from Kiry Air Ride: Fantasy Meadows Celestial Valley Sky Sands Frozen Hillside Magma Flows Beanstalk Park Machine Passage Checker Knights Nebula Belt Sakurai says that, with all nine original Kirby Air Ride courses returning and the new Kirby Air Riders maps, there will be 18 courses for players to race on. He also revealed that the returning courses will first need to be unlocked by racing on the new courses, and that previous cruising speeds have been increased on them (compared to those in Kirby Air Ride). Air Ride Relay is a new Air Ride mode variant that lets you select machines to race by the number of laps, and after each lap, you automatically switch to the next machine. City Trial
During this section of the direct, Sakurai discussed City Trial, associated power-ups, and more. Speed Up: temporary speed boost. Dizzy Beam: messes with players' controls when directed at them. Special Up: charges your special gauge. Item Catcher: vacuums up items within a ring surrounding you. Multi-Missile: lock onto enemies with multiple missiles. Size Up: become giant and gain a strength boost. Mega Cannon: destroys everything in front of you, including terrain. Two legendary vehicles will be available to build during City Trial – the Dragoon and the Hydra – but to do so, you'll need to collect all parts for each vehicle on the map. The Dragoon is a legendary machine that can fly freely all over the map, while the Hydra is a legendary machine that destroys everything in its path on the ground.
In City Trial Team Battles, you will split into two teams of six, and legendary parts collected for the Dragoon and the Hydra are shared within the team. Whoever collects the final legendary part will use the legendary machine. City Trial will also feature a Free Run mode . In this mode, you can freely drive around Skyah with no time limit. Plus, there's an underground parking lot that has every machine lined up for your use, and you can even use the pause menu to have any vehicle delivered to you.
The Flight Warp Star is a new machine exclusive to Free Run mode in City Trial. Its flight capabilities have been pushed to the max, and you can fly around Skyah freely. You can even leave contrails with this machine and check out your in-sky drawings with the Photo Mode. The Photo Mode is available in all of the other Kirby Air Riders modes, too. New Riders
Here are the new Riders Sakurai revealed during today's direct: Taranza: a clever arachnid with tight controls and unique web-slinging abilities. Lololo & Lalala: a duo of troublemakers who ride together as one; swap positions with a simple Quick Spin. Daroach: A sneaky, squeaky thief; scratch to snatch up rival Copy Abilities and then vanish in a flash. Rocky: small in size but super sturdy and won't slip or shake easily. Rick: a fast hamster who can sprint on foot. Scarfy: a polite Rider until he loses his cool. Marx: a friendly face hiding dark and twisted schemes; a glass cannon Rider. Waddle Dee: a friendly, lightweight Rider with a tiny frame that makes for easy acceleration and smooth controls. Transform Star And Other Machines
The Transform Star is a brand-new machine that combines a flying star with a bike star form, and with it, you can Quick Spin to shift between the two. Other machines include the following: Formula Star: If you can maintain momentum and avoid slowing down, it can reach the highest top speeds. Hop Star: Each time you use a Quick Spin, it jumps. Jet Star: Accelerates quickly when lifting off the ground. Wheelie's Scooter: A stylish minibike with high maneuverability. Bull Tank: A bulky tank with thick plates of armor; it charges forward without worrying about taking damage. Like Kirby Air Ride, Riders will not talk in Kirby Air Riders, but when your machine is destroyed, it does let out a wail. Sakurai says the game's voice work comes from announcers in various selectable languages, both male and female. Stadium Collection
Button Rush: Ride over buttons and battle for control of the area. High Jump: Tilt the left stick down and jump as high as you can. Big Battle: Grow huge and do your best to dominate the battle. Oval Circuit: Race around the closed circuit. Rail Panic: Navigate the grind rails to take the lead. Beam Gauntlet: Slip past the harmful lasers and reach the end. VS. Boss: Similar to Kirby Air Ride's VS. King Dedede mode, Sakurai and the team at Nintendo have created the new Robo Dedede boss to fight in this exclusive mode. In King Dedede form, he looks like the infamous Kirby villain and walks around the map, attempting to stop you with his large, mechanical hammer. In Car form, he races around attempting to destroy your machine. Sakurai says there are several other bosses in the VS. Boss mode from the Kirby series of games.
Checklist and Main Menu
Sakurai says Kirby Air Riders features an expansive Checklist filled with objectives to complete in the game's variety of modes. Each time you complete an objective on the Checklist, you'll receive rewards and flip over squares in a large puzzle that will one day reveal an image. After completing an objective, adjacent squares will reveal the objectives you need to complete to flip them over, making it easy to target tasks and complete the image. The Checklist can be found in the game's Main Menu , which Sakurai detailed while discussing other new things like the Miles Shop . In the Miles Shop , you can spend the Miles you collect from playing Kirby Air Riders' various modes. In the shop, you can buy new vehicles, accessories, and more, but there's nothing you can buy to improve a machine's performance.
As you progress through the game's solo and online modes, you'll earn Gummies for rivals you defeat. Each rival you place higher than yields a Gummy of the machine they used in that race, and these Gummies are added to your collection, where you can view them all and interact with them in a separate menu using a special Kirby cursor. To round out the Main Menu discussion, Sakurai showcased the game's Music Player . Kirby Air Ride composer Shogo Sakai has returned to compose Kirby Air Riders, this time alongside Noriyuki Iwadare, who has worked on the Super Smash Bros. series and Kid Icarus: Uprising. You can change the likelihood of songs appearing in City Trial, and even listen to unique alternate versions of every track in the game. Sakurai says the Kirby Air Riders music will be coming to the Nintendo Music app one day, too. Headwear and Specials
Below, we'll list the Headwear and Specials Sakurai revealed during today's direct. Headwear: Red Cap Crown Silk Hat Ribbon Onigiri Sunglasses Bull Horns Floral Pin Topknot Sakurai says these headwear pieces can be worn by any rider, but notes that Copy Ability Headwear picked up during gameplay will override your customizable Headwear. Specials: Golden Waddle Dee Mock Dark Matter Meteor Rocky Knuckle Rush Rip-Roaring Rick True-Form Marx New Amiibo
Sakurai revealed three new Amiibo joining the already announced Kirby Air Riders Amiibo. The Kirby & Warp Star and Bandana Waddle Dee & Winged Star Amiibo will be available on November 20, the same day Kirby Air Riders launches. On March 5, 2026, the Meta Knight & Shadow Star Amiibo will be available, and later in 2026, the King Dedede & Tank Star and Chef Kawasaki & Hop Star Amiibo will be available for purchase. For more details about these Amiibo, check out our story here . Online Demo Event – Global Test Ride
To close out today's Kirby Air Riders direct, Nintendo revealed details about an upcoming online demo event that will allow players to test out the game before it launches on November 20. The image above has the details you need. For more details about this online demo event, check out our story here . And that's everything we learned about Kirby Air Riders in today's Nintendo Direct. What are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments below!
Oct 23
New Morinaga Chocoball Candy Features Sanrio Characters
Sanrio announced that the company’s characters will appear on Morinaga Chocoball candy boxes alongside the company’s mascot Kyorochan. Four varieties will be available. These are available in Japan now. It’s unknown if we’ll also see them in Asian grocery stores worldwide, bu Morinaga products can be found worldwide in-stores and on sites like Amazon and Japan Candy Store .
The four flavors that are part of this Sanrio Chocoball crossover involve three standard ones and a limited edition one, and there is a different character on each package. The flavor temporarily available is Hokkaido Milk, and Cinnamoroll is on that box. In each case, the one that appears wears a baseball cap that looks like Kyorochan’s face and a red bowtie that matches the bird’s.
Here’s the full list of all four options:
Cinnamoroll is on the Hokkaido Milk Chocoball box.
My Melody is on the Strawberry Chocoball box.
Pochacco is on the Caramel Chocoball box.
Pompompurin is on the Peanut Chocoball box.
Here’s the official art showing all four boxes and candies.
Image via Sanrio and Morinaga
One of the last collaborations that involved Sanrio characters and candy was one with Fujiya . That featured six mascots holding chocolate lollipops that looked like them.
The Morinaga Chocoball boxes with Sanrio characters dressed as Kyorochan on them are available now in Japan, and it is unknown if we could see the collaboration candy in Asian grocery stores and online storefronts worldwide.
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Oct 22
Daily LoLdle #1203 Hints and Answers for Today (October 22, 2025)
Today’s LoLdle brings another round of champion-guessing across five puzzle modes. Whether you’re sailing through or hitting a snag, these hints will nudge you toward the answers without spoiling the satisfaction. Once you’ve finished today’s puzzle, make sure to check out our top 10 daily puzzle roundup for more daily games worth your time! Daily […]
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Oct 22
Daily LoLdle #1202 Hints and Answers for Today (October 21, 2025)
The daily LoLdle puts your League of Legends champion knowledge to the test every day with five different puzzle types. Stuck on any of today’s challenges? We’ve got some clues lined up below to nudge you in the right direction. Once you’ve finished today’s puzzle, make sure to check out our top 10 daily puzzle roundup for more daily games worth your time! […]
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Oct 21
Protect Hololive Vtubers From Imposters in Hologuard Game
Cover announced a new holo Indie title, and it is a “spot the imposters” kind of game featuring Hololive Vtubers called Hologuard . It involves working as a security guard at the company’s office to check IDs and documents of people who come up and look like performers, but night actually be them. It will launch on Steam for PCs in 2025 for $3.99.
Like other spot the imposters style games like That’s Not My Neighbor and No, I’m not a Human , Hologuard is about paying attention both to the Hololive Vtubers stopping by and various tells. For example, a person who looks like Usada Pekora may show up with an ID that shows her picture, her name, her generation, and lists her birthday and name of her fans. You can check that and ask about things like her nicknames or English skills. Your goal is to stop the frauds and let the real ones through. However, you can lose one of your three lives if a real performer is turned away or an imposter slips through.
There are two ways to play the game. One is a set campaign. That covers your seven-day probationary period at Cover and focuses on every Vtuber present in the title. The second is an Endless mode that is about constantly being able to spot possible imposters trying to masquerade as one of the Vtubers in the game for as long as possible. With that one, you actually select your target and need to rely on trivia you know about them.
Here’s the first trailer for the game. While it is in Japanese, the Steam page did confirm English will be available as a language option.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9pocVAdUEA
Hologuard will come to the PC via Steam in 2025, though there's no exact release date for it yet.
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Oct 20
From V-Bucks to Battle Passes: How Payment Evolution Shaped Modern GamingRemember grinding for hours in Final Fantasy VII just to afford that new materia? Today’s gamers live in a different world. Whether you’re buying V-Bucks in Fortnite, purchasing the latest Call of Duty battle pass, or grabbing limited-time skins in League of Legends, payment systems have become as integral to gaming as graphics engines. The […]
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Oct 20
League of Legends Worlds 2025 betting guide: Best underdog picks and smart strategiesWorlds 2025 promises high drama. China is set to host this year’s most important international competition, as the best teams …
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Oct 20
2XKO Early Access Review: A League (Of Legends) Of Its Own?Platform: PC Genre: 2D fighting, 2v2, spin-off If someone were to tell me that Riot Games were to make a fighting game based on its multiplayer online battle arena juggernaut League of Legends this year, I would have replied “why so late to the party?” Truth be told, the fighting game scene can be quite […]
Oct 20
Review: QQQbeats Is an OK Touhou Spell Bubble Follow-Up
I loved Touhou Spell Bubble . I played so much of that Puzzle Bobble style rhythm game, and the soundtrack was fantastic. It’s great. I still recommend it! It holds up! QQQbeats is basically a sequel of sorts, only with original characters (and some Vtubers and Vocaloids) with an original storyline. The thing is, even though it does feel like it has some updates, such as online multiplayer immediately available, it isn’t as enjoyable.
QQQbeats functions identically to Touhou Spell Bubble , in terms of gameplay. When you enter a stage, a song will play in the background. You get five seconds to fire each bubble before it auto-fires, and your goal is to eliminate bubbles to accrue more points than your opponent. Causing their screen to overflow also massively inflates your count, while giving them a chance to “counter” with an easier stage. When you eliminate a large enough chain, rhythm game indicators will pop up and direct you to tap in time with the music for greater bonuses. When the song ends, the person with the highest score wins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b6NA9bg5lE
In Story mode, this can mean unlocking a new character, new song, or perk to help with the puzzle elements while advancing the story of Ceena and Ame as they grow more popular as influencers and face other streamers. It’s a fluff story without too much substance, and I actually appreciated the Touhou Spell Bubble storylines revolving around competitions and incidents more.
The other options are two types of multiplayer modes. DUOps is two-player co-op that can be played online or offline. It’s fine, but I found it less satisfying than the campaign or competitive Versus. That features an opportunity to play isolated COM Battle matches against the computer, with the player able to set the difficulty, start a local battle, or go online for Casual and Ranked matches. Those are enjoyable, especially if you went through Story to gain access to a lot of stuff. However, I do recommend playing online when taking Japanese time zones into consideration, as I noticed it could take three or more minutes to find an opponent if I played with Central Time in mind.
Images via Taito
There are over 50 tracks here in QQQbeats , just like there are in Touhou Spell Bubble, though it involves a lot of unlocking to get to them. These are tied to the Story mode, so you need to go through it and pass matches to access more. I do wish more of the songs were available right away, but it is what it is. Earning BeatCoin via Story and DUOps for things like more songs is also a lot, and I wish we collected the currency at a faster pace. When you do get access to songs, there’s a pretty great selection of tracks from popular artists, anime series, Vocaloids, Vtubers, and Touhou Project here. The original tracks also aren’t bad.
Unlocking via the Story mode also applies most of the 16 characters in QQQbeats , though right from the start you have the main story protagonist and folks like the Vocaloids Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto, Touhou Project heroines Marisa and Reimu, and the Hololive Vtubers Shirakami Fubuki and Calliope Mori. Each person has a unique skill they can use when their gauge fills as you make matches in stages, and that can either make it easier to clear a large swath of bubbles or impede your opponent. Folks are fine, but I admit to missing Touhou Spell Bubble’ s versatility. There are 20 included in that entry, even before buying any DLC. You also can choose their special move, since each has three Spell Cards available, so there’s more versatility.
Images via Taito
QQQbeats is an entertaining puzzle game with rhythm elements, but I find I didn’t enjoy it as much as its predecessor Touhou Spell Bubble . It’s great that online multiplayer is present right away, as well as both competitive and cooperative options. There’s a pretty strong selection of songs too. The story isn’t great though, and the selection of characters don’t feel as versatile as the previous game. If you did already pick up and love Touhou Spell Bubble , then QQQbeats is worth your time. If you didn’t, then I’d suggest you start there first.
QQQbeats is available for the Switch worldwide.
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Oct 19
Daily LoLdle #1199 Hints and Answers for Today (October 18, 2025)
The daily LoLdle puzzle puts your League of Legends knowledge to the test with five different champion challenges. If you’re having trouble identifying any of today’s answers, our hints should help without revealing too much. After solving today’s puzzle, check out our roundup of the top 10 daily puzzles if you’re looking for more games […]
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Oct 18
Daily LoLdle #1198 Hints and Answers for Today (October 17, 2025)
Another day brings another LoLdle challenge with five champion puzzles to solve. And if you’re having trouble identifying any of today’s champions, you’ll find some hints below to guide you without completely spoiling the fun. Once you’ve finished today’s puzzle, make sure to check out our top 10 daily puzzle roundup for more daily games worth your time! Daily LoLdle Hints for October 17, […]
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Oct 17
Quantic Dream Is Making Spellcasters Chronicles, A Multiplayer Game – Here's What We Think So Far
Quantic Dream, known for narrative-first titles like Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human, is the last studio I would expect to be behind Spellcasters Chronicles. It's a mixture of a surprisingly wide range of mechanics, including deckbuilding, real-time strategy, and third-person action, thrown into a free-to-play competitive multiplayer game. After a private demo, including a presentation and hands-off gameplay footage, I'm intrigued, though not entirely sold.
Spellcasters Chronicles has you play as one of several magic users, known (unsurprisingly) as spellcasters. Like many hero-based games, including Overwatch or League of Legends, these characters form a diverse cast, pulling inspiration from magic systems and mythology from around the world. It's a great hook for the character designers; The Mystic Scribe uses a giant paintbrush as a weapon, the Swamp Witch has wooden horns growing from her head, and the Astral Monk has spectral arms protruding from her back. During a Q&A portion, I ask why the characters are identified based on their casting style rather than with a name, and the developers hint that there's more than meets the eye here. My guess is that multiple people can assume the mantle of any given role, but I'm just speculating. On that note, while Quantic Dream's presentation is gameplay first (which I prefer), the team emphasizes that the game has a lot of lore to uncover, though it'll have to wait until launch. In a match, two teams of three will battle for dominance and try to destroy the other team's lifestones, giant glowing pillars positioned around the map. To do so, they'll summon minions, construct buildings, and attack enemy spellcasters. Abilities are spellcaster-specific, but even those can vary depending on your deck, which you fill with your preferred spells and summons before joining the game. And while the game is in third person, every character can freely fly around the map, giving them an aerial view of the battlefield. Gameplay footage shows the formula in action. We see a Fire Elementalist use a magic staff to summon minions and ignite their weapons with fire damage. Summons can be a range of sizes. Some are small, roughly the size of a dog, and join the battlefield in groups of about a dozen at a time. Others are probably thirty feet tall, the size of a house. And Titans, which serve as huge, game-changing summons, are the size of skyscrapers, towering over the battlefield. In the gameplay demo, when one appears, the team has to drop everything they're doing and focus all their offense on the Titan. If it gets to their lifestone, it can destroy it extremely quickly, and since each team only has three lifestones, you don't have many to spare. As he and his minions destroy enemy units, The Fire Elementalist levels up and can quickly choose which of his character's abilities he wants to boost, be it damage, health, or something else. It's a way to adjust your build mid-game, the developers mention. Once you see the strategies your opponents are going for, it can help clarify what area you want your hero to excel in. Spellcasters Chronicles looks awesome, but like many multiplayer games, it's more important to know how it feels; it's like the great wizard Alex Russo once said: "Everything is not what it seems." There's certainly potential here, but if the flight controls are clunky or the Titans, as cool as they are, make every match end in the same way, I won't be sticking around for very long. Luckily, I should have a chance to try it soon – at the time of writing, Quantic Dream is hoping to start beta sessions imminently , and I'm hoping to sign up as soon as possible to see if it feels as magical as it looks.
Oct 16
Daily LoLdle #1197 Hints and Answers for Today (October 16, 2025)
Another day of LoLdle means another chance to test your League of Legends champion knowledge. But in case you’re hitting a wall on any of today’s puzzles, our hints should point you toward the solution without ruining the fun. Once you’ve finished today’s puzzle, make sure to check out our top 10 daily puzzle roundup […]
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Oct 16
New Snow Miku Kuromi Figure Wears a Gothic Lolita Dress
Furyu revealed its new Hatsune Miku figure on social media , and it is a Snow Miku variant of the character in dressed in a gothic lolita dress and paired with the Sanrio mascot Kuromi. It will be a prize figure found in Japanese arcades. The company also noted it will release in February 2026. Its products do tend to eventually appear outside Japan, with companies like Crunchyroll selling them.
While it will be a while before the item releases, this Hatsune Miku figure is rather far along in development. The three sample photos show a fully painted collectible. This Snow Miku figure is wearing a black and purple dress that matches Kuromi’s outfit, and it has a tie with her pink skull and hair accessory shaped like the Sanrio character’s ears. There’s no size mentioned for it. We do know that Tatejima Uri provided the concept art for its design, and this is the first time the artist’s work ended up being used to create a figure.
Here’s how the new Hatsune Miku and Kuromi figure looks so far:
Images via Furyu, Crypton, and Sanrio
This is one of two figures pairing up the characters that is on the way. Good Smile Company is also developing one. That isn’t a prize figure, so it will likely be more expensive. It also features Hatsune Miku in a more traditional version of her Snow Miku outfit. There’s no exact release window for it, but we last saw it in June 2025.
The Furyu Snow Miku Kuromi figure will show up in Japan starting in February 2026.
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Oct 15
League of Legends Worlds 2025 Complete Format Explained: Play-In, Swiss, and Knockout Stages
The League of Legends Worlds 2025 tournament kicked off yesterday with a bang. T1 has already made their presence felt in the Play-In stage, securing a swift 3–1 victory over Invictus Gaming to move forward to the next stage in commanding fashion. With that match wrapped up, the action now shifts to the Swiss Stage, […]
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Oct 15
Daily LoLdle #1196 Hints and Answers for Today (October 15, 2025)
The daily LoLdle puts your League of Legends champion knowledge to the test every day with five different puzzle modes. If you’re hitting a wall on any of today’s challenges, these hints should point you in the right direction. Once you’re done, don’t forget to check out our top 10 daily puzzle roundup for more […]
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Oct 15
HP OMEN Partners with Epic To Launch League Of Legends Limited Edition LaptopHP announced a new line of OMEN gaming hardware, featuring a collaboration with League of Legends.
Oct 14
League of LegendsLeague of Legends, commonly referred to as League, is a multiplayer online battle arena video game developed and published by Riot Games.
