Hackers cracked all existing Denuvo games, external graphics card with 16 GB GDDR7 memory presented - the most interesting of April 27

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

• The director of the Call of Duty film adaptation considers gamers "pathetic weaklings" and "insignificant couch warriors." Peter Berg actively criticized war games in his time
• Hackers cracked all existing Denuvo games — Atomic Heart, Total War: Warhammer III, EA sports hits, and more. The crackers managed to find a way around the system, but developers are already preparing a new version of the protection
• An external graphics card with 16 GB of GDDR7 memory has been presented. The docking station connects via the Thunderbolt 5 (Type-C) interface
• A modder launched TES III: Morrowind inside Fallout 4 — the game "runs" on a Pip-Boy. No_Judgment7651 clarified that this is not yet a full-fledged modification, but "proof of concept"
• The voice actor for Mass Effect: Andromeda thought he would work on his character for a decade, but "it just ended." Tom Taylorson was upset, but quickly came to terms with it
• A sequel to the 1997 anime "Berserk" has been released — fans have adapted the Black Swordsman arc. The first episode lasts 28 minutes
• Blizzard abandoned the season theme in Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred. "Future seasons will return to the usual schedule and format"
• Control has been released on smartphones — with ray tracing. In recent years, more and more major games are trying to break into mobile devices, but not every such premiere looks convincing
• Final Fantasy XIV developers will consider adding a butt size slider, but warn of problems. This feature has long been one of the most frequent community requests for character customization
• Resident Evil Requiem lost to an unexpected Nintendo hit in France. The market can be surprising