Why Sony Changed Its Mind About Releasing Games on PC, Microsoft Was Making a New Fallout Without Bethesda's Involvement - The Most Interesting of the Week

A brief digest of all our materials from the past week, in which we thoroughly analyzed the gaming industry.

• Sony changed its mind about releasing games on PC because it is afraid of Valve and Steam Machine, according to the former head of Bluepoint studio
• Microsoft was making a new Fallout without Bethesda's involvement, but it didn't work out — insider
• Crimson Desert discs leaked a week before release, but the Resident Evil Requiem "mistake" was not repeated — some players are unhappy with the protection system
• Did Blizzard quietly increase Kiriko's butt in Overwatch? Fans noticed an unexpected buff to the heroine
• Players don't believe that an indie developer could make such an RPG — he showed gameplay of Project Shadowglass
• Scale of the sandbox in Crimson Desert: it will take about 6 hours just to explore the map
• There isn't even anything like this in Baldur's Gate 3 — Solasta II with an advanced combat system has been released on Steam
• "Realism is not equal to pleasure": Escape from Tarkov fans threaten to delete the game — Nikita Buyanov responded to criticism of the new aiming
• The cult "Heroes 3" has become a sales hit among young people — GOG believes this is a sign of changing rules in the market
• Fans are already exploring the GTA VI map — GeoGuessr for the Rockstar game was released even before its release
• The authors of Dispatch admitted to deceiving players — they used a trick with probabilities from XCOM
• Ada Wong's modern outfit for Grace has become one of the most popular mods for Resident Evil Requiem
• This is how optimization should work. You can play Resident Evil Requiem even with 2 GB of video memory
• Jason Momoa as Blanka and other heroes of the Street Fighter film adaptation — Paramount showed new posters
• "Predator", "Conan 3" and "Commando 2": Arnold Schwarzenegger is preparing for a big comeback in cinema