Katsuhiro Harada, director veterano de la serie de juegos de lucha Tekken, ha visitado un Waffle House por primera vez. El desarrollador compartió la noticia en su cuenta de X a última hora del 24 de mayo.
Harada publicó fotos de la visita, incluida una en la que se le ve sosteniendo una silla. Escribió que el personal fue amable y le vendió un menú por cinco dólares. Añadió que planea volver a las 3 a.m. para lo que llamó "hora de pelear".
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang held a samgyeopsal dinner in Seoul on June 5 with South Korean business leaders including SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won.
Katsuhiro Harada has established VS Studio in Tokyo as a new developer focused on creating games. The studio, officially formed on May 1, receives investment and support from SNK as a consolidated subsidiary. This marks Harada's return to game development after leaving Bandai Namco last year.
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Kohei Ikeda, director of Tekken 8, announced his departure from Bandai Namco on June 1 after two decades with the company. His exit follows the departures of other senior Tekken developers in recent months.
The Croissanterie in Little Rock has issued a statement responding to reports that it asked Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders to leave after lunch, attributing the request to a standard 90-minute table policy and denying any political motivation amid conflicting employee accounts.
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Online rumors suggest a rift between Hideo Kojima and Geoff Keighley following the Game Awards. The speculation began after a June 5 post claimed zero interactions between the two since Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 won GOTY. Both have since joined in the playful banter.
Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé described recent mass layoffs at gaming companies as a 'red flag' for senior developers considering job offers. Speaking at NYU, he urged caution with firms that have cut jobs in the past four to six years. Fils-Aimé suggested such actions indicate a willingness to repeat them.