GTA VI Regional Restrictions, Sony Patented an Unusual DualSense Without Physical Buttons - The Most Interesting News for July 27

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

• Sony patented an unusual DualSense without physical buttons. Sony patented a gamepad concept without physical buttons, sticks, and a D-pad.
• GTA VI activation codes received regional restrictions — Rockstar warned players about the specifics of the release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series. Some code buyers may face an unpleasant surprise.
• A new horror game with a built-in virus was released on Steam — a hacker stole the game and is infecting players' PCs. Those who tried the free new game fell into the hacker's trap.
• PlayStation is threatened with a week-long boycott due to Sony's abandonment of discs — gamers are preparing for a large-scale protest in August. Dissatisfied gamers want to convince Sony to return to disc production.
• "He genuinely believes he's a hero": Kevin Feige spoke about Doctor Doom's character in the new "Avengers." The head of Marvel Studios promised an unpredictable climax that will set the stage for "Secret Wars."
• The creator of Dragon Age explained how EA's policies hinder the development of new games in the franchise. There are certain questions about the management organization at EA.
• Hacker group Anonymous publicly criticized Sony for its decision to abandon discs. "The end of owning your games is approaching".
• The "Rick and Morty" spin-off about President Curtis premiered on HBO Max. "President Curtis" received 100% critical approval on Rotten Tomatoes.
• "I allowed myself some liberties": the director of the new "Resident Evil" adaptation explained why he deviated from the game's canon. The film's premiere is scheduled for September 18.
• PS5 Pro or a powerful PC? Experts compared Halo: Campaign Evolved on all platforms. ElAnalistaDeBits channel compared the performance of Halo: Campaign Evolved on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S