Valve and Ubisoft supported the revival of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, a new exploit was found for Nintendo Switch 2 - the most interesting news for July 20

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

• Valve and Ubisoft supported the revival of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic — an improved version of the game will be released on Steam. Fans are also continuing to develop an RTX remaster of the game
• A new exploit has been found for Nintendo Switch 2, working without internet and system updates. However, this is not yet a full console hack
• A blogger explained why CDPR has not yet shut down the paid Cyberpunk 2077 mod with next-gen graphics, even though it has already banned the premium VR mod. CD Projekt RED's lawyers have not yet dealt with the creators of Dreampunk
• Ubisoft will re-release Watch Dogs: Legion and Ghost Recon Wildlands with new content — insider info. It seems the Watch Dogs franchise will return, but not in the way many fans wanted
• Hogwarts will be shown at the end of the first episode of the "Harry Potter" series — the cinematographer revealed details of the first season. The first season of the new adaptation of J.K. Rowling's series for HBO will consist of eight episodes
• "Three universes will collide": a new synopsis for "Avengers: Doctor Doom" revealed the scale of the Multiverse Saga finale. The description of the upcoming crossover was published shortly before the release of the first full trailer
• Valve named the best new releases of June 2026 — the list included a Russian simulator. Players appreciated Tabletop Tavern, the Gothic remake, City Car Driving 2.0, and more
• EA Sports FC developers correctly predicted the winner of the FIFA World Cup five times in a row — they noted Spain's victory. The simulation in EA Sports FC 26 correctly identified the winner of the sports event
• Screen instead of touchpad and new features: details of the PlayStation controller appeared online. Sony patented a controller concept with a touchscreen instead of a touchpad and a rotating navigation wheel on magnetic mounts
• Blogger suspected Sony of using bots after abandoning discs for PlayStation. Moore's Law Is Dead analyzed three accounts that, according to him, had been practically inactive for years and suddenly started posting messages in support of Sony's decisions