GTA VI Banned in Several Countries Before Release, Epic Games Head Criticizes Valve - The Most Interesting of the Week
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run.code- GTA VI banned in several countries before release — Russia made the list. The game will not be officially sold, and a disc-less edition with only a download code may complicate access for some players.
- GTA VI criticized for “locked” customization in Ultimate Edition. Players noted that some content is tied to special stores.
- The head of Epic Games, who integrated AI into Unreal Engine, criticized Valve for requiring AI-generated games on Steam to be labeled. Valve's platform has long kept Tim Sweeney awake at night.
- Obsidian Entertainment faced a class-action lawsuit over allegations of labor law violations. Systematic violations of California laws.
- The remaster of GTA San Andreas Nextgen Edition on the GTA V engine continues to be developed — Russian modders reported on their progress. The ambitious project is gradually moving towards release.
- "A device for those who want to chip in for Gabe Newell's yacht." Tech blogger criticized Steam Machine. The Steam Machine has too low performance for its price.
- Pre-orders for Steam Machine opened in Russia. Prices put Valve's device on par with gaming laptops and "Zhiguli" cars. A model with a 2 terabyte drive will cost up to 190 thousand rubles.
- Memory crisis destroyed the consumer sector: in the second quarter, prices for RAM and SSD modules increased by almost 90%. Manufacturers have almost completely switched to serving data centers and the AI sector.
- Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War remaster received a major update with multiplayer and balance improvements — thanks to fan support. Developers are studying feedback and continue to improve the strategy.
- PS6 with 4K and 120 FPS: Sony bets on AI to lower console price — insider. The price of Steam Machine became a topic of discussion.
- Resident Evil Requiem received an update — Capcom reduced the difficulty of the combat mini-game. Capcom continues to support the new installment of the franchise.
- "Russian gamers, prepare": Roskomnadzor proposes using AI to search for prohibited content in games. It is not reported whether games whose developers do not want to integrate AI censorship from RKN into their projects will be blocked.
- The deceiver deceived: the musician who fled from fraud charges in Russia had nothing to do with the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack. Dmitry Lavrutov is currently in Argentina.
- PC gamers are already "downloading" the Grand Theft Auto VI beta, but instead of the desired game, they get viruses. Some players believe that they are the ones who got the opportunity to play GTA VI on PC earlier than others.
- (18+) The second edition of Camp Grizzly will be released in Russia — a tabletop slasher-horror survival game. To win, players must collect a set of objectives necessary to start and successfully complete one of the four available endings.
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