Criticism of the agenda hinders innovation in games, Microsoft follows in Valve's footsteps with Steam Deck - the most interesting of the week

A brief digest of everything that has happened to the entertainment industry around the world over the past week.

• The head of Sweet Baby statedthat criticism of the agenda hinders innovation in games
• EApersistently prevents players from leveling up faster in Battlefield 6
• After 28 years, the creator of Fallout put an end to the dispute aboutwho dropped the first nuclear bomb
• Will Red Dead Redemption 2 be released on PS5, XSX and Switch 2?Digital Foundry commented on the rumors
• Bloodborne fans were breathless.Remake specialists at Sony are looking for a third-person combat expert
• Plants vs. Zombies is back.A look at the gameplay of the improved Replanted version
• Tomonobu Itagaki, the creator of Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive, has died.He left a final message to the players
• T-800 and Sarah Connor against everyone.A fresh gameplay trailer for Terminator 2D: No Fate has been released
• The creator of Saints Row is concerned about the potential sale of Steam after Gabe Newell's departure -the service may be bought out by Microsoft
• Lawsuit against Tencent over the "Horizon clone."Sony said the Chinese giant is hiding behind shell companies
• "We heard you". Battlefield 6 developers decided to roll back the changes in the new patch amid massive fan dissatisfaction
• Offline advertising in the digital age did not work.Hideo Kojima admitted the failure of the unusual promotion of Death Stranding 2
• The authors of Path of Exile announced the release date of the "Keepers of the Flame" add-on -teaser with Russian subtitles
• The blogger disassembled the updated PS5 Pro.The console has been improved, but DualSense is disappointing
• Microsoft is following in Valve's footsteps with Steam Deck.A system for checking game compatibility for portable Xbox has been launched