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Persona 3 Reload Sales Surpass 1 Million in a Week

Sales for Persona 3 Reload have surpassed a million copies worldwide in the span of a week, according to Atlus.

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PlayStation Japan Accidently Tweeted out Forspoken Demo Announcement

PlayStation's Japanese official Twitter account accidentally published a Tweet announcing Forspoken demo announcement.

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Street Fighter Reveals New Logo, Teases Future Development

This year marks the 35th anniversary of the original Street Fighter, which first appeared in Japanese arcades in 1987. Today, Capcom revealed that the company plans to celebrate the anniversary throughout 2022, debuting a special 35th anniversary logo in the process. The franchise's English and [...]

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Turns Out Japan Is So Crazy Over Milo Ais That It Sells Out Everytime & Malaysians Find It Relatable AF

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Japan has a reason to celebrate as Milo once again hits their shelves after viral demand for it cause it to be completely sold out last year.
A Japanese Tweet announced that a Milo bar at Machida train station, Tokyo is operational again, selling the beloved malt drink we Malaysians fondly know as ‘Milo Ais’. This Tweet has, at the time of writing, gained 41.5K retweets and 139.4K likes.
The marketing material on the bar also promotes Milo’s health benefits, highlighting that the drink is high in iron and vitamin D.
The Japanese, however, have their own twist on the drink, as the bar also serves Milo with banana or kiwi flavours.

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