Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves seems to face a disappointing run while another fighting game sees its source code leaked illegally. All these and more on this week’s gaming news and culture recap.
Breaking passwords continues to be a trusted tool by cybercriminals to try to infiltrate firms in Southeast Asia (SEA), based on the latest findings by global cybersecurity company Kaspersky.
Fighting game tournaments are the equivalent of seeing double elimination mixed martial arts tournaments, but with more fantastical moves one can only see in kung fu action flicks.
KL Kopites, the Official Liverpool Supporters Club, will host an ‘EPL Champions 2025 Liverpool FC Bus Parade’ on May 31, offering fans a chance to win exciting prizes, including a matchday ticket to watch Liverpool take on Manchester United at Anfield next season.
Kedah Darul Aman FC Under-23 assistant coach Irwan Fadzli Idrus says it boils down to being mentally strong and adjusting his lifestyle, as he has not received his salary for the past 11 months.
Selangor Athletics Association affiliates take a stand against president Nurhayati Karim’s silence on financial issues, calling for an emergency general meeting.
Despair is not intelligence. Cynicism is not clarity. And surrendering your hope to a social media post is not wisdom, writes academician Professor Dr Nahrizul Adib Kadri.
Fitness is not just about physical health for Malaysia’s Chief Statistician, Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin. It’s integral to his success as a leader. His discipline in running, cycling, and even conquering Mount Kinabalu proves that dedication to fitness drives success professionally and personally.
Pola Singh shares his lifelong love for nature, from childhood walks in Melaka to becoming a guardian of Bukit Kiara. As he approaches 76, he reflects on the joy, health benefits, and sense of community that outdoor exercise brings.
