Russians were banned from downloading Highguard, revolt at Ubisoft - the most interesting stories of January 28

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry around the world over the past day.

• Russians were banned from downloading Highguard — the game lost most of its audience in 2 days
• Some PlayStation 4 fans called on Sony to stop releasing firmware updates and are discouraging others from installing the January update
• Western Dota 2 players called on Valve to add a translator to understand Russian-speaking users
• Employees responded to Ubisoft — a strike has been announced
• A reference to Grand Theft Auto VI was found in Red Dead Redemption 2
• Switch 2 is being prepared for an influx of AAA hits — an insider revealed publishers' plans
• PS5 received a firmware update — two important fixes from Sony
• Xbox Game Pass was expanded with two games — one of the PC hits was released on consoles for the first time
• Actor Tony Dalton praised Naughty Dog's professionalism and called Neil Druckmann \"the kindest person in the world\"
• GTA: San Andreas surprised a modern gamer — a jetpack and other content can be obtained without entering a credit card number