Celebrating Hideo Kojima – Japanese video game developer extraordinaire
In this week’s gaming wrap-up, we look into the contributions of a renowned Japanese video game developer and take a closer look at several latest game releases.
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The Guerrilla 450 ditches nostalgia for pure street-fighting spirit. Agile, responsive, and built for the urban jungle, it’s Royal Enfield’s boldest move yet.
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Federal Territory Kuala Lumpur Athletics Association (FTKLAA) has written to the Sports Commissioner’s Office requesting permission to vote during Malaysia Athletics’ annual general meeting on June 15.
Jefri Ngadirin admits he is already "pening" right after it was announced that he would be the new National Sports Council director-general. All eyes will be on Jefri as he hopes to elevate elite sports in Malaysia.
Malaysia Stadium Corporation’s new chairman, Datin Anita Azrina Abdul Aziz, shares her vision of self-sustainability and long-term sponsorships, aiming to bring Kuala Lumpur Sports City into the future.
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Businesses intrigued by potential of AI in achieving sustainability goals, but energy consumption concerns persist
Interest in the potential of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and other digital technologies to support sustainable development varies across regions, with the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand demonstrating particularly high interest.
Gaming industry riddled with layoffs, closures
One wonders about the future of game studios and asset makers like Passion Republic, Streamline, and Virtuos, as the world is experiencing video game industry shake-ups and cancelled overseas projects that require help from other countries.
Ex-world No. 1 shuttler Roslin Hashim favours previous 15-point system, says today’s badminton is only about speed
Former world No. 1 shuttler Roslin Hashim says the previous 15-point system, complete with service overs, tested players’ fitness and skill, while the planned revision of the system will only encourage speed and nothing else in modern badminton.
European Aquatics gets SIGA’s certification for good governance in sport
European Aquatics collaborated with independent auditors to implement the necessary reforms to achieve Bronze Level Certification, demonstrating its commitment to enhanced governance, transparency, and accountability.
Newcastle looks to end 51 years of hurt against Liverpool in League Cup final
Newcastle looks to end its Wembley curse against Liverpool, the first team to beat it at England’s national stadium 51 years ago.
‘My Funny Valentine’ with Russell Curtis
Russell Curtis, The Singing Comedian, provides plenty of laughter as fame grows while he awaits the airing of his first one-hour stand-up special.
Turn teachers into frontliners in identifying kids with vision issues
Eye specialist Dr M. Narendran says teachers should to be trained to identify children with eyesight issues early on.
Kedah Tua: An archaeological marvel and wonderland
Kedah Tua is an important historical legacy that should not be buried under a religious-political schism. More must be done, especially by the Kedah State authorities and the National Department of Heritage, to promote the archaeological sites of Bujang Valley as an educational and tourism product in the context of Asean archaeological diaspora, writes Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Mohamed Ghouse Nasaruddin.
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