Russia advocates fair competition in the gaming industry, EA fined 2 million rubles - the most interesting things for April 13

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

• Russia advocates fair competition: the head of the Internet Research Institute stated that his statement on import substitution of games was misunderstood
• Electronic Arts fined 2 million rubles in Moscow
• Popular streamer stopped playing Arc Raiders — Ninja considers the current version unplayable
• Not Zelda and not Skyrim: gamers named the best game of all time — results of a survey of hundreds of thousands of users have appeared
• Activists recorded Graveyard Keeper 2 as "neuroslop" and began to cancel it — developers responded to criticism
• The updated Starfield has been translated into Russian — the Russifier is available on consoles
• SNEG announced Warhammer Classics — more than 20 iconic games based on "Waha" will receive updates on Steam
• Electronic Arts is closing its best racing games. DiRT Rally 2.0 loses important features
• Fan remake of Heroes of Might and Magic II received update 1.1.15 — improved graphics, AI enemies, new maps and more
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will be released in October — rumor