Sega disappoints with Virtua Fighter new project details
Sega’s Virtua Fighter New Project presentation at Tokyo Game Show 2025 left fans frustrated, offering plenty of talk but little gameplay, writes Kakuchopurei.
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If the global guardians of football are more concerned with prosecuting perceived paper flaws as criminal acts, what does that say about the “spirit” of the game they claim to protect, asks former Perak FC CEO Muhammad Yunus Zakariah.
Unlike the match-fixing scandal that rocked Malaysian football in the 90s, the very institution entrusted with safeguarding the game is now being implicated over ‘doctored documentation’. If integrity is not restored, Malaysia risks being remembered for its willingness to cheat for glory, writes Pola Singh.
Statements, narratives, and theories are being planted in the minds of many as the FA of Malaysia (FAM) and seven of its footballers reel from heavy sanctions imposed by Fifa. Yet, it remains unclear if FAM will be cheered for being a victim, or jeered for tarnishing the nation's image.
Incredible Warrior, a group of special-needs children in Malaysia who have been actively participating in outdoor events, will join the second edition of Jom Jalan with NPC 2025 on Nov 29.
The people who want to destroy democracy are working hard to undermine local news. But we won’t restore democratic norms simply by telling people that local news is good for them. We need to make local news great again, writes Jonathan Heawood, the Executive Director of Public Interest News Foundation in conjunction with World News Day today.
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Lessons from Randy Pitchford’s outburst: Game CEOs should stop being defensive
Randy Pitchford, CEO of Gearbox Software – the maker of Borderlands 4 – went on a defensive tirade with fans and public figures about the state of the game. It’s best if gaming companies learn to appreciate their fans.
Asean AI Cities Network, AI-bodied robot Sophia among highlights at Smart City Expo KL 2025
The Smart City Expo Kuala Lumpur 2025 ends today, but is set to ignite various new initiatives, including the Asean AI Cities Network. Sophia the robot also captured attention during the three-day event.
FIFA sanctions FA of Malaysia, seven players over ‘doctored documentation’
FIFA, in a statement today, said the FA of Malaysia had submitted eligibility enquiries to the world body, and in doing so, it used doctored documentation to be able to field seven footballers.
V. Selvam hopeful for academy’s future as National Tennis Centre remains
Former national player V. Selvam, head of the Duta International Tennis Academy, welcomes Malaysia Stadium Corporation’s decision to maintain the National Tennis Centre.
Get excited! Join the fun at Jom Jalan with NPC 2025
Jom Jalan with NPC 2025, organised by the National Press Club Malaysia (NPC) and the Federal Territories Athletics Association (FTAA), returns to Padang Merbok, Kuala Lumpur, on Nov 29, 2025.
Come Tell Your Story allows seniors to share their tales, gives them purpose
Seniors need a space to be heard and when they all come together, they lend each other their ears, writes Dr Kuang Ching Hei.
Fun seniors celebrate Malaysia Day with zest
A group of seniors had good fun when they gathered to celebrate Malaysia at Taman Jaya in Petaling Jaya on Sept 12. They are a great role model for our future generation, writes Dr Kuang Ching Hei and Khoo Ewe Ean.
Tan Sri P. Ramlee’s legacy transcends time
The upcoming ‘P. Ramlee – National & International Icon’ seminar and festival in Penang from Sept 19-21 aim to ensure his legacy continues to inspire new audiences and deepen appreciation for the culture he shaped.
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