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  O Ministério da Justiça do Brasil publicou no Diário Oficial da União as classificações indicativas para os seguintes jogos da Nintendo: Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition, Super Mario Party Jamboree, Mario & Luigi: Brothership e The Legend of Zelda Echoes of Wisdom. Nintendo lançou uma nova atualização de firmware para o Nintendo Switch, elevando-o para a Versão 18.1.0, seguindo a atualização em junho. Esta atualização foi detalhada pelo dataminer ‘OatmealDome’ nas redes sociais, que destacou que essas atualizações não exigem reinicialização do console e geralmente trazem mudanças menores. A mais recente versão atualizou a lista de “palavras proibidas”, na qual não entrarei em detalhes nessa matéria. Além disso, a atualização 18.1.0 trouxe mudanças como a descontinuação da integração com X (antigo Twitter) e ajustes em recursos vinculados a jogos como Super Smash Bros. e Splatoon. Por fim, a atualização incluiu melhorias gerais na estabilidade do sistema para aprimora...

  In today’s increasingly disconnected world, we must pay attention to what we are ignoring, what we are not seeing — always with moderation, respect and tolerance,” said Yoshiaki Nishimura, the acclaimed producer of Studio Ponoc’s new feature,   The Imaginary.   “We must remember what we see is not everything to be seen; we must look for what we cannot see and try to see as others do. We need to reflect on the thoughts of others, their anger and sadness, using our human imagination to perceive what truly drives their choices. As wars and conflicts continue and even grow around the world, the need to reflect on the invisible thoughts of others is precisely why we drew the boy no one can see.” Based on a 2014 juvenile novel by English poet and author A.F. Harrold,  The Imaginary  is the latest feature from Studio Ponoc, the Tokyo-based animation shop founded by Nishimura nine years ago and the producer behind such works as  Mary and the Witch’s Flower  ...

  Young audiences in the U.K. will be the first to check out   Mojo Swoptops  (52 x 11′), a brand-new, CG-animated comedy-action series from Blue Zoo Animation Studios ( The Adventures of Paddington, Numberblocks ) and Tararaboom. Premiering this autumn on the BBC’s pre-k channel CBeebies, commissioning broadcaster, the series has pre-sold to eight key territories, and a second season is already in the planning stages. “We are delighted to premiere  Mojo Swoptops  on CBeebies this autumn and look forward to our young audience falling in love with Mojo and best friend Bo as they help their local community.  Mojo Swoptops  is a fantastic example of a British property that appeals to a truly international audience,” said BBC’s Kate Morton, Head of Commissioning & Acquisitions 0-6. Based on the Ladybird book series by Cindy Black and Rich Ward,  Mojo Swoptops  follows the everyday adventures of a little truck that swops its top! Together with...

    The film is the debut of Shadi Adib, an Iranian character designer, animator and director based in Germany. After completing her master's degree in animation at Tehran Art University, she continued her studies at the Animation institut of the Filmakademie Baden- Württemberg. Her student film Fuse was screened in competition at over 150 international film festivals, including the Annecy, Stuttgart and Zagreb animation festivals, receiving awards from the Bucheon International Animation Festival and the Dresden Film Festival. The script for The Light of Aisha was written by Xavier Romero and Llorenç Español and won the Stuttgart Best Animated Script (ITFS) award. The producers are Peter Keydel, Raúl Berninches, Holger Weiss, Joseph Koh, Carlos Fernandez and Laura Fernandez. The film is a Spain-Germany-Singapore co-production between Mago Production, Filmax, PBT Films (Peng! Boom! Tschak! Films) and Sangnila. As a project, the film had the financial support of governm...

                                Epic Storyworlds will focus on reviving these acquired brands for a new generation and ensuring their longevity, including through reissuing games, updating their software to make them compatible with current platforms, and rebroadcasting television or digital content. The company acquired the Frima catalog in collaboration with Louis Leclerc, former executive director of Pixel Québec and Cartoon Connection Canada. the division is already reimagining the family console game Chariot, first released in 2014. With funding from the Canada Media Fund, Epic Storyworlds is developing a new game for the brand. “Many of Frima's original brands have deep legacies and have accumulated significant fan bases of all ages following their original launches,” said Couture. By now welcoming this compelling set of IP into our portfolio, we are committed to protecting these local creations for th...