Sony considers people unhappy with the disc abandonment unreasonable, Take-Two almost reached the GTA VI leaker - the most interesting news for September 1

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry worldwide yesterday.

• Sony stated in court that "reasonable" PlayStation buyers already understand that they do not own digital games. According to this logic, all those unhappy with the company's plans to abandon discs are unreasonable
• 174 inches right before your eyes: VITURE released glasses for Phantom Blade Zero. The model is called VITURE x Phantom Blade Zero: Phantom Beast and is available for pre-order for $600 on the VITURE website
• It seems Konami saved the DLC for Metal Gear Solid 4 thanks to the work of fans. In the Metal Gear Solid 4 files from the Master Collection Vol. 2, fans found references to the SaveMGO project
• The Blood of Dawnwalker turned out to be much shorter than promised — the game is completed much faster. The final credits were seen in about 15 hours
• The Witcher 3 remaster appeared by accident — CDPR didn't want to make it, nor the Songs of the Past expansion. A series of fortunate coincidences led to the appearance of new content and more
• Skyrim was launched with 4 thousand mods and DLSS 5 — everything works surprisingly well. Experimenters continue to insert the NVIDIA DLSS 5 library into various games
• Ubisoft responded to player concerns after the announcement of Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake. It seems that there's no need to worry about the gameplay in the Heroes 3 remake
• The cult RTS "Men of War" will soon be removed from several digital stores. Players have time to add Men of War and Faces of War to their collection
• A blogger presented GTA VI in the style of Bethesda and Ubisoft — with loading screens, points of interest, and Ubisoft Connect synchronization errors. Disconnecting from the server when playing a single-player project is a common occurrence
• "We finished the game you all forgot about": gamers mock Naughty Dog for a post referencing the anime "Cowboy Bebop". Earlier, the studio announced the completion of motion capture for Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet