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Sony raises outlook amid home entertainment boom, but struggles to build more PS5s
Sony is struggling to build enough PlayStation 5 consoles amid a global shortage of semiconductors
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Nintendo hikes Switch sales forecast after bumper year-end
Japan’s Nintendo hiked its full-year forecast for Switch games console sales to 26.5 million from 24 million
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Invite-only chat app Clubhouse booms in Japan
Private social audio app Clubhouse is growing rapidly and now ranks first among free apps on Apple’s App Store
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Japan government says no truth to report of possible Olympics cancellation
However, reports suggest that the govt's focus is now on securing the games for Tokyo in the next available year, 2032
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In Tokyo's lockdown, some drink on even after authorities call time
Japanese authorities legally can only urge people to stay at home and businesses to close
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Japan's suicides jump 16% in Covid-19 second wave after fall in first wave: study
Early decline in suicides was affected by such factors as state subsidies, reduced working hours and school closure
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Hiroshima plans Japan's first mass virus tests
Tests will be offered to up to 800,000 people living and working in parts of the city
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Paralympian Fachie says athletes face moral dilemma over Covid-19 vaccine
More than 15,000 athletes from almost every country are expected to travel to Tokyo for the Olympics
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Tokyo governor, others urge Japan's gov't to declare coronavirus emergency
New Covid-19 infections in Tokyo hit a record 1,337 on Dec. 31
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Tokyo Covid-19 cases hit record, new strain arrives before New Year holiday
A day after Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga urged the nation to stay home and avoid social mixing
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