CD Projekt RED announced daily streams of Songs of the Past, GTA VI footage leaker threatens publishers - the most interesting news for August 18

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

• The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past will be shown for a whole week. CD Projekt RED announced daily streams. Good news for those waiting for updates on the game's third expansion.
• GTA VI footage leaker threatens publishers: CYBERLEEK announced "three commandments" for gaming companies. The activist intends to fight greed in the gaming industry.
• Former PlayStation head doesn't understand why players are so upset about Sony's abandonment of discs. Shuhei Yoshida himself loves "digital" because he's too lazy to insert a disc into the console.
• Pirated Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced performs worse than the licensed version with Denuvo. Some players believed that cracking Denuvo would improve performance, but the opposite happened.
• Gaming monitors will be the next to rise in price. Manufacturers can no longer cope with costs. KTC and AOC manufacturers warned of an imminent increase in gaming monitor prices due to rising component costs and a shortage of DRAM and NAND.
• Lara Croft is back in action: the combat system of the new Tomb Raider was shown. Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis received a new trailer dedicated to the combat system and Lara Croft's development.
• Diablo IV will soon be released on Nintendo Switch 2. An insider named the date. Age of Hatred Collection.
• Phantom Blade Zero will be released on disc. The game will not repeat GTA VI's controversial decision. Play-Asia store confirmed the physical edition of the game.
• The new "Spider-Man" records may not last long — pre-sales of "Avengers: Doctor Doom" started 65% better. Audiences are massively buying tickets four months before the release of the new Marvel crossover.
• The most popular Spider-Man series has been renewed for a seventh season — this is a record for the franchise. Since its premiere, the animated series has accumulated almost 1.3 billion hours of viewing on Disney+.