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  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] Irvine, CALIF. (April 20, 2021) – KOG Games, a leading developer and publisher of popular free-to-play Mobile RPG GrandChase, has released its newest SR Hero, Lapis. It is offering Lapis for free through the on-going Pre-registration event. Lapis Trailer Video can be found here: Neither Angel nor Demon, Lapis is an Abaddon, a race of which no one knows the origins of. Neither welcome among the Celestial or Demon Worlds, Lapis chose to be a messenge...

February 02, 2021 2:15 AMPleasure NEW YORK —Johren, an online anime adult game platform, is launching the Valentine’s Day campaign “Johren’s Shades of Red,” offering Johren Credits, bonuses, in-game special offers and premium game discounts through Feb. 19. All new users will receive 300 Johren Credits upon registration, and all users who verify their emails will receive an extra 500 credits. To see campaign page, click here. For the mobile site, click here. The Johren Credits bonuses are available for all players are: ■3,300 Johren Credits: $30 (10 percent bonus) ■5,750 Johren...

Share: Capcom is keen to keep its classic properties in the limelight, as evidenced by regular compilations of popular titles like Mega Man. Along with the announcement of Capcom Arcade Stadium, the company also revealed a resurrection of one of its oldest properties with a new entry in the long-running Ghosts ‘n Goblins series, which is known as Makaimura ("Demon World Village") in Japan. The original arcade game, released way back in 1985, was designed by Tokuro Fujiwara, previously of Konami’s Pooyan and Capcom’s Bionic Commando and Sweet Home. While the Ghosts ‘n Goblins fr...

© Yoshihiro Togashi 1990-1994 / © Pierrot / Shueisha The Yu Yu Hakusho anime series is one of the few tournament style shows from the 90s that really managed to make me an enthusiastic fan – even with Funimatin initially bringing it out here with over thirty volumes of three-episode discs. Now, the show is going in a new direction as Netflix has revealed that a live-action adaptation is in the works. No casting or significant production information was revealed with the announcement. Kazutaka Sakamoto of Netflix had this to say: “Growing up as the original generation, the enthusiasm an...