Gaming
Famitsu's review places the remake on par with the 3DS version.
World & Business
Asian tech stocks also slid as Democrats led in the US midterms, amid concerns about tighter AI oversight.
Technology
Bitcoin slid as much as 2.8% to US$75,630.57 on November 4, 2026, before paring its losses.
Entertainment
Dependence, directed by Grace Harper Brighouse, won Best British Discovery at the festival's Audience Awards.
AI
The departing team member says Claude Code now handles large migrations and builds new products.
Gaming
Pokémon teases dressing up with Pokémon friends, while Nintendo Portugal points to accessories and more Pokémon.
World & Business
Third-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings missed forecasts, even as global same-store sales beat expectations.
Sports
Warmup observations suggested Ayden Heaven would play left-sided center-back, with Dalot at left-back and Yoro at right-back.
Entertainment
PlayStation app users are receiving $400 offers for a standard PS5 and two controllers.
Gaming
Arkane Studios reportedly remains without a buyer; Xbox is also said to have weighed a sale to its management.
World & Business
Google plans to make the investment in 2027 and 2028.
Technology
A research firm estimates 3.6GW under construction across multiple sites, not capacity already operating.
Technology
Qualcomm will provide components for “tens of thousands” of cell sites, starting in 2027.
Entertainment
The Switch 2 remake scored 96 and made Metacritic's all-time top 30 ahead of its November 5 release.
Gaming
Eight years after its first announcement, Bethesda’s next epic finally has a name and a new teaser.
AI
Google is making its AI tools easier to restrict, but schools blocking AI entirely will lose students' Search access.
World & Business
Kraft Heinz's move comes amid Cahillane's turnaround effort.
Sports
A January move is expected, but the deal remains unfinished and subject to FIFA regulations on transfers of minors.
Gaming
GTA VI's pre-load file will require up to 212 GB, depending on the device.
Entertainment
Fans lined up to enter as protesters chanted that J.K. Rowling has “blood on her hands.”
