Sony received a strong financial argument against physical games, No Man's Sky update is the most interesting for September 9

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

• Sony received a strong financial argument against physical games — analyst
• Capcom earned over $617 million on Steam in 2026 — almost half came from old games. The Resident Evil series feeds all of Capcom
• A LEGO set with adult Link and Epona from the The Legend of Zelda universe has been announced. Link has a custom face, the Master Sword, a shield, and his classic green outfit
• A giant Steam leak revealed Persona 6, Kingdom Hearts IV, and dozens of other games. Achievements for dozens of games were leaked through the store's API
• "Heavy Anomalies": Remedy published system requirements for CONTROL Resonant — the game will take up 120 GB on your SSD. The developers published a detailed table with configurations for different graphics levels
• Sony revealed the list of games it will give to PlayStation Plus subscribers in September. Ball x Pit, RuneScape: Dragonwilds, and many other projects
• A digital fantasy board game in the spirit of MOBA, based on the principle of "zero luck," is being removed from Steam. The project Tabletopia - Guards of Atlantis II will soon disappear from the digital store
• The Game Awards host and PlayStation lead engineer will invest millions in the next generation of game developers. Geoff Keighley and Mark Cerny want to spend big
• You don't have to play to be a gamer — Sega thinks so. Sega President and COO Shuji Utsumi told Nikkei that modern players are increasingly getting acquainted with famous series outside of games
• Nintendo transformed a classic. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake was compared to the N64 version