Horizon 3 is already being played by testers, Starfield finally has seamless planetary takeoffs without loading screens - the most interesting news for July 22

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

• Horizon 3 is already being played by testers. First impressions have appeared. The first unofficial details about Horizon 3, which is supposed to conclude Aloy's adventure trilogy, have surfaced online.
• Starfield finally has seamless planetary takeoffs without loading screens, but not thanks to Bethesda. Modders continue to do more for Bethesda games for free than salaried developers.
• Amazon found a new Kratos? Former WWE champion hinted at participation in the God of War series. Last week, it was revealed that Ryan Hurst, who plays Kratos in Amazon's God of War series, suffered a biceps tear.
• Gandalf appeared in his classic look in the first shot of the third season of "The Rings of Power." Empire continues to share exclusive materials from the sequel to Prime Video's "Lord of the Rings" prequel.
• $16.5 million in the first 24 hours: "Avengers: Doctor Doom" pre-sales break records. Ticket sales started twice as successfully as "Deadpool & Wolverine," despite competition from the new "Dune."
• "Great Teacher Onizuka" is back: the premiere of the series' continuation with Takashi Sorimachi took place. 28 years later, Eikichi Onizuka has to deal with the problems of a modern Japanese school.
• JoyToy showed the first models of figures from the StarCraft universe: "Damn, it's about time!". Back in February, collectors learned that JoyToy plans to release miniature action figures of characters from the classic StarCraft universe in the future.
• Konami revealed technical details for Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2: MGS4 will get stable 4K and 60 fps for the first time. Konami also talked about improvements to Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.
• The fourth season breathed new life into Battlefield 6 — online on Steam reached a five-month high. Most likely, the shooter is doing great on consoles as well.
• Google's AI mistook FromSoftware fans' jokes for real information about The Duskbloods. The soulless machine couldn't understand the subtle humor and fabrications