Hideo Kojima has joined the advisory board of VR firm Prologue Immersive, which was co-founded by longtime Kojima collaborator Kyle Cooper.

Here we go. Famitsu has calculated a list of the top five selling PS4 games in Japan, and the results probably won’t surprise you. Maybe they will!

We’ve already gotten glimpses of Scarlett Johansson as The Major and Pilou Asbæk as Batou. If these leaked photos are to be believed, here is our first look at the other members of Public Security Section 9.

The Temple of Athena. Athens, Greece. By Caleb Lesch.

Last night at around 7:25pm in the Japanese city Tokushima, two women were hit while crossing the street, fatally injuring one of them. The driver, 39 year-old Keiji Goh, admitted he wasn’t watching the road ahead, because he was playing Pokémon Go.

According to Famitsu, Capcom is developing a new 3DS title that uses smart cards for an upcoming title.

For the past two years, Sega Japan has been hiding a coded message on the plastic bags it gives out to those who win crane game prizes. Nobody realized they contained a secret message. That is, until now.

The Skyline. New York, New York. By Aliem Jumpp.

Curious? A recent poll of nearly two thousand Japanese game developers reveals the average salaries for various jobs within the industry.

This is Mumei from the anime Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress. Okay, it’s not actually Mumei, but a life-sized statue. An extremely expensive one, at that.

Damn. This is not scene from a disaster movie. These are apparently Pokémon Go players in Taiwan.

Dotonbori. Osaka, Japan. By Kris Labang.

Make that, owning a giant Snorlax cushion is a terrible notion. The concept of them is fine. The reality is not.

As reported earlier, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appeared at the 2016 Rio Olympics’ closing ceremony as Mario. But that wasn’t the only Japanese pop culture cameo.

Previously, Kotaku reported that leaks could indicate a pink-hair Super Saiyan was a thing. Now, we can confirm that for sure. Meet Super Saiyan Rose.