Microsoft announced the largest Xbox restructuring, Cyberpunk 2 creative director spoke out about cutscenes - the most interesting of July 6

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

• It began: Microsoft announced the largest Xbox restructuring, under which 3,200 people will leave the company. Some studios will gain independence
• Elden Ring game director Hidetaka Miyazaki insists that his knowledge of games is superficial and avoids interviews. The developer believes that his experience is still insufficient to discuss games
• "It will be a completely different game": Cyberpunk 2 creative director spoke out against third-person cutscenes. The developer does not share the opinion of some players about the need for an alternative camera for cutscenes
• Cyberpunk 2077 quest director shed a tear — for the first time in several years, the game's online player count on Steam exceeded 100,000. Players remembered the CD Projekt RED project again
• Sony managed to break GTA VI's record — the statement about abandoning physical discs for PlayStation turned out to be much more popular than Rockstar's announcement. Many users are unhappy with Sony's decision
• The creators of Stellar Blade: Blood Rain celebrated a month since the presentation — they released the full version of the song from the trailer. The developers decided to please fans with the OST release
• An indie developer lashed out at Steam's refund policy after 55,000 refunds. Clever people simply complete the entire game and return the money
• Nintendo is going to discontinue sales of Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED. The console debuted in 2017
• In Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era, necromancy was updated and a bug with infinite resources was fixed — the 11th patch was released. The developers decided to redesign the interface and some mechanics
• Command & Conquer: Generals Zero Hour was released on a new platform — the developer ported the game using AI. The classic strategy game was successfully ported to Apple devices