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Dozens Killed In Latest Strikes - Gaza

Women console one another in grief during a funeral procession in Al-Bureij camp, central Gaza Strip, on November 17, 2024. This follows separate Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian homes in Al-Bureij and Nuseirat refugee camps. Israeli airstrikes pummeled two areas in central Gaza and a town in the north of the enclave on Sunday morning, killing more than 30 people and wounding several others, according to local rescue and emergency services. In central Gaza, a strike on a home in Nuseirat killed four people, the Palestinian Civil Defense said in a statement. Strikes in nearby Al Bureij killed 13 people, according to Mahmoud Basal, a spokesman for the Civil Defense, an emergency rescue group. He said that several others were wounded and that rescuers were still searching for people under the rubble. Photo by Saeed Jaras/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Xinjiang, My home: A caring nurse's daily life

STORY: Xinjiang, My home: A caring nurse's daily life DATELINE: Aug. 14, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:00 LOCATION: URUMQI, China CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of Feng Xueping working 2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese): FENG XUEPING, Nurse STORYLINE: SOUNDBITE (Chinese): FENG XUEPING, Nurse "I am Feng Xueping, 23 years old. I'm working at Wusu Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine as a nurse at the Geriatric Encephalopathy Department. Elderly people are like children. When they get sick, they always feel stressed. So at our department, we need to console them and help them receive treatment without worries. Do you feel better, auntie? (Yes, I do feel better. Thank you for taking care of me these days.) It's no big deal. I am doing my job. Please take medicines on time at home. Take care of yourself. (Okay. Thank you!) I like watching Douyin in my spare time. And I often post things about my work and life on it. Surprisingly, these brought me some fans. And they often encourage me to keep updating." Xinhua News Agen

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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SONY's PlayStation Debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JULY 27, 2023 - SONY's PlayStation debuts ChinaJoy in Shanghai, China, July 27, 2023. SONY's PlayStation is the largest home game console manufacturer to participate in ChinaJoy, carrying hardware products such as PS5 times home game console, virtual reality equipment PS VR2 and about 30 games to participate.

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Sony to sell latest PlayStation console in China

SHANGHAI, China - Officials of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.'s Chinese joint ventures announce in Shanghai on Dec. 11, 2014, the start of sales in China from Jan. 11, 2015, of its PlayStation 4 home-use video game console and PS Vita handheld gaming console.

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Nintendo 1st-half net profit surges

OSAKA, Japan - Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata attends a press conference in Osaka, Japan, on Oct. 29, 2014. The company said its group net profit in the fiscal first half surged, driven by a foreign exchange-related gain and solid sales of its Wii U home video-game console.

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Xbox One game console launched in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Microsoft begins selling the Xbox One home gaming console in Japan on Sept. 4, 2014. Photo was taken the same day at a home electronics store in Tokyo's Ikebukuro district.

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Nintendo incurs 46 bil. yen operating loss in FY 2013

OSAKA, Japan - Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo Co., speaks about his company's earnings report for fiscal 2013 at a press conference in Osaka on May 7, 2014. Nintendo incurred a group operating loss of 46.43 billion yen in the fiscal year that ended in March due mainly to sluggish sales of its Wii U home video game console and software.

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Nintendo incurs 46 bil. yen operating loss in FY 2013

OSAKA, Japan - Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo Co., speaks about his company's earnings report for fiscal 2013 at a press conference in Osaka on May 7, 2014. Nintendo incurred a group operating loss of 46.43 billion yen in the fiscal year that ended in March due mainly to sluggish sales of its Wii U home video game console and software.

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PlayStation 4

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows customers waiting to buy the PlayStation 4 in Tokyo on Feb. 21, 2014, on the eve of the launch of the new home game console in Japan by the gaming unit of Sony Corp.

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PlayStation 4

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the PlayStation 4 displayed in Tokyo on Feb. 21, 2014, on the eve of the launch of the new home game console in Japan by the gaming unit of Sony Corp.

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PlayStation 4

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows the PlayStation 4. The gaming unit of Sony Corp. will launch the new home game console in Japan on Feb. 22, 2014.

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Sony PlayStation 4

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. announces in Tokyo on Sept. 9, 2013, that it will start selling its PlayStation 4 home gaming console on Feb. 22, 2014, in Japan.

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'Famicom' turns 30 years old

OSAKA, Japan - Nintendo Co.'s latest video game console Wii U is on sale at a home appliance store in Osaka on July 12, 2013. Wii U was launched in 2012 in Japan and overseas.

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New "Dragon Quest" title hits Japanese market

TOKYO, Japan - The Tsutaya movie and music rental shop in Tokyo's Shibuya district is packed Aug. 2, 2012, with people buying a new title in the popular "Dragon Quest" game series. Japanese game developer Square Enix Co. launched the same day "Dragon Quest 10 -- Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku (five awakened tribes) Online" for Nintendo Co.'s Wii home game console.

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New "Dragon Quest" title hits Japanese market

TOKYO, Japan - Yuji Horii (L), the creator of "Dragon Quest," hands a new software title in the popular game series to Kensuke Matayoshi, a 33-year-old part-time employee who became the first person to purchase the game at the Tsutaya movie and music rental shop in Tokyo's Shibuya district, on Aug. 2, 2012, its launch day, after waiting outside the shop from the previous day. Japanese game developer Square Enix Co. launched "Dragon Quest 10 -- Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku (five awakened tribes) Online" for Nintendo Co.'s Wii home game console.

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Dragon Quest X to be released in 2012

TOKYO, Japan - Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata (R) attends a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 5, 2011, to announce a plan to release the game Dragon Quest X in 2012. The upcoming version of the popular role playing game series will be made for Nintendo's home game console Wii and its successor model Wii U.

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(2)Sony's PSX game console with DVD/HDD put on sale

TOKYO, Japan - People form long lines at Bic Camera Co.'s Yurakucho store in Tokyo as Sony Corp. put on sale a new home-use electronics device called the PSX in Japan on Dec. 13. The store opened at 9 a.m., an hour earlier than normal, to promote the sale of the game condole/DVD/HDD recorder.

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(1)Sony's PSX game console with DVD/HDD put on sale

TOKYO, Japan - A man gets a new home-use electronics device called the PSX which Sony Corp. put on sale in Japan on Dec. 13. PSX that can function as both a PlayStation 2 game console and a DVD/HDD (hard disk drive) recorder is available in two models -- the DESR-7000 with a 250-gigabyte HDD for a suggested retail price of 99,800 yen, and the DESR-5000 with a 160-gigabyte HDD for a suggested price of 79,800 yen.

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Sony to launch PSX game console with DVD/HDD recorder

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. said Oct. 7 it will launch the PSX, a home-use device that can function as both a PlayStation 2 game console and a DVD/hard-disc drive recorder in Japan in time for the year-end shopping season.

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Nintendo to release new game console

TOKYO, Japan - One of visitors to an electronics fair at Makuhari, east of Tokyo, takes a picture of Nintendo Co.'s next generation of home video game console, dubbed GAMECUBE, on display in a plastic case. The company said Aug. 24 it will release the console, measuring 11 x 15 x 16.1 centimeters, in Japan next July.

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Sony to launch PSX game console with DVD/HDD recorder

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. said Oct. 7 it will launch the PSX, a home-use device that can function as both a PlayStation 2 game console and a DVD/hard-disc drive recorder in Japan in time for the year-end shopping season.

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Dragon Quest X to be released in 2012

TOKYO, Japan - Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata (R) attends a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 5, 2011, to announce a plan to release the game Dragon Quest X in 2012. The upcoming version of the popular role playing game series will be made for Nintendo's home game console Wii and its successor model Wii U. (Kyodo)

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(2)Sony's PSX game console with DVD/HDD put on sale

TOKYO, Japan - People form long lines at Bic Camera Co.'s Yurakucho store in Tokyo as Sony Corp. put on sale a new home-use electronics device called the PSX in Japan on Dec. 13. The store opened at 9 a.m., an hour earlier than normal, to promote the sale of the game condole/DVD/HDD recorder. (Kyodo)

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(1)Sony's PSX game console with DVD/HDD put on sale

TOKYO, Japan - A man gets a new home-use electronics device called the PSX which Sony Corp. put on sale in Japan on Dec. 13. PSX that can function as both a PlayStation 2 game console and a DVD/HDD (hard disk drive) recorder is available in two models -- the DESR-7000 with a 250-gigabyte HDD for a suggested retail price of 99,800 yen, and the DESR-5000 with a 160-gigabyte HDD for a suggested price of 79,800 yen. (Kyodo)

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Sony's PlayStation recognized as world's best-selling game console

Ken Kutaragi (R), former deputy president of Sony Corp. who is known as the father of the PlayStation series, and Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC President Jim Ryan hold a Guinness World Records certificate recognizing the devices as the world's best-selling home video game consoles. Around 450.19 million of the consoles have been sold over the past 25 years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Sony's PlayStation recognized as world's best-selling game console

Ken Kutaragi (L), former deputy president of Sony Corp. who is known as the father of the PlayStation series, and Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC President Jim Ryan pose for a photo with the game consoles. PlayStation devices have been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's best-selling home video game consoles, having sold 450.19 million units over 25 years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo launches new Switch console

People purchase Nintendo Co.'s new Switch game console at a home electronics mass retailer in the western Japan city of Osaka on March 3, 2017. Nintendo looks to revitalize its struggling console business amid fierce competition with rivals and an ever-growing mobile gaming market. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo launches new Switch console

People purchase Nintendo Co.'s new Switch game console at a home electronics mass retailer in the western Japan city of Osaka on March 3, 2017. Nintendo looks to revitalize its struggling console business amid fierce competition with rivals and an ever-growing mobile gaming market. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo to launch new Switch game console on March 3

Nintendo Co. President Tatsumi Kimishima unveils the new Switch game console at Tokyo Big Sight on Jan. 13, 2017. The next-generation game console, billed as a combination of a home device experience and a portable entertainment system, will be available for 29,980 yen in Japan and $299.99 in the United States from March 3. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo to launch new Switch game console on March 3

Nintendo Co. unveils its new Switch game console at Tokyo Big Sight on Jan. 13, 2017. The next-generation game console, billed as a combination of a home device experience and a portable entertainment system, will be available for 29,980 yen in Japan and $299.99 in the United States from March 3. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo to launch new Switch game console on March 3

Nintendo Co. unveils its new Switch game console at Tokyo Big Sight on Jan. 13, 2017. The next-generation game console, billed as a combination of a home device experience and a portable entertainment system, will be available for 29,980 yen in Japan and $299.99 in the United States from March 3. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo launches palm-sized Famicom game console amid fanfare

A man holds a Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer after purchasing it at a mass home electronics retailer in Osaka on Nov. 10, 2016. Nintendo Co. the same day launched the smaller, palm-sized version of its 33-year-old popular Famicom game console in Japan, in a much-awaited debut that sent avid fans rushing to place advance orders. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo launches palm-sized Famicom game console amid fanfare

A poster on a sales floor of a mass home electronics retailer in Osaka on Nov. 10, 2016, shows the Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer is sold out. Nintendo Co. the same day launched the smaller, palm-sized version of its 33-year-old popular Famicom game console in Japan, in a much-awaited debut that sent avid fans rushing to place advance orders. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Nintendo to release new game console

TOKYO, Japan - One of visitors to an electronics fair at Makuhari, east of Tokyo, takes a picture of Nintendo Co.'s next generation of home video game console, dubbed GAMECUBE, on display in a plastic case. The company said Aug. 24 it will release the console, measuring 11 x 15 x 16.1 centimeters, in Japan next July.

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Microsoft to sell new video game console next fall

TOKYO, March 10 Kyodo - Rick Thompson, vice president in charge of hardware at Microsoft Corp., speaking in a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on March 10, announces the U.S. software giant's plan to enter the lucrative home video game market in the fall of next year by launching its own game console tentatively called the ''X-Box.'' The console, which will feature a DVD drive and allow Internet access, will compete directly with Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.'s PlayStation 2 -- the game platform recently launched in Japan.