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For almost three decades, the PlayStation brand has thrived, hosting many prominent gaming figures on Sony’s consoles. Yet, according to Sony’s Chief Financial Officer, Hiroki Totoki, the company may not have adequately nurtured its own exclusive franchises. In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Totoki suggested that Sony has over-invested in intellectual properties (IP) belonging to other companies, instead of focusing more on expanding its own homegrown franchises. In his view, Sony’s portfolio lacks substantial self-owned properties and needs improvement

Bryan Danielson, also known as The American Dragon, revived his signature “Yes!” cheers. In July, he trademarked this famous phrase and used it frequently on TV in the lead-up to his title fight against Swerve Strickland at AEW ALL IN: London. During their battle at Wembley Stadium, the crowd broke into “Yes!” chants, with Danielson encouraging them and Strickland mocking them. In the end, Danielson emerged victorious, claiming the AEW World Championship for the first time. This victory extended his active wrestling career a bit longer. Since then, he has continued to use the “Yes!” cheers on AEW shows but hasn’t yet branded the phrase on any merchandise

2025 will bring a significant shift to the Star Trek universe as depicted in the upcoming series, “Star Trek: Lore War.” As hinted at in this week’s landmark issue #500 of Star Trek, Lore – Commander Data’s malevolent sibling – has harnessed the power of a Bajoran Orb to rewrite existence, overhauling the original Star Trek universe to suit his preferences. With Lore now assuming god-like authority, one can only wonder what lies ahead. Star Trek enthusiasts will uncover the answers in “Lore War,” the conclusion of a two-year narrative arc unfolding across IDW’s Star Trek comics, which commenced with the prelude story in issue #400 and continued through Star Trek, “Star Trek: Defiant,” and other titles

In their ongoing conflict, Drew McIntyre has left no stone unturned against CM Punk. The Scottish Warrior and the Second City Saint’s animosity grew rapidly into a deep well of resentment, with McIntyre frequently lashing out verbally and symbolically at Punk’s family, while Punk countered by causing McIntyre to lose the WWE World Heavyweight Championship on four different occasions. McIntyre also delved into Punk’s AEW past for ammunition in social media skirmishes, alluding to Punk’s well-known press conference outburst and his backstage altercation with Jack Perry. He further intensified the latter dispute in July by posting a photo with Perry on his social media accounts