Valve Crashed the CS2 Skin Market, Sales of Some Games Don't Cover the Costs of Listing Them on Steam - 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 CS2 update crashed the skin market by $1.8 billion -Valve decided to add knife and glove crafting
• Warner Bros. Discovery put itself up for sale
• Porn games on Steam have the highest conversion rate.If they are added to the wishlist, they are almost always bought
• No Man's Sky received a major Breach update -Sean Murray is not finished with game support
• A former Rockstar employee showed what Red Dead Redemption looked like in the early stages of development -with the old interface and test level
• A function has been added to the PlayStation Store that simplifies the process of making decisions about purchasing games
• A rare mobile version of Resident Evil 2007 has been restored by enthusiasts
• The first spin-off of "The Boys"will not receive a sequel due to low views
• The authors of Atomic Heart, 2 years later, presented a guide for those who could not cope with the color puzzle
• "The perfect addition": Denuvo technology is being introduced into the free The Finals -it will help developers fight cheaters
• Images of operator skins from the first season of Battlefield 6 have appeared online,and players are unhappy
• Dan Trachtenberg explained why Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared in Predator: Killer of Killers only after release
• The resurrected Dota 2 competitor is preparing for an open test -new trailer for Heroes of Newerth Reborn
• Kadokawa has named the top 10 anime of the year. "Solo Leveling" lost to "loser heroines" in the fight for the title of best anime at the NewType Awards
• Sales of thousands of games in 2025 were so low that they didn't even cover the cost of adding them to Steam