Kingdom Come author criticizes agenda specialists, PS5 on its way to full jailbreak - the most interesting news for September 16

  • "It's like asking a janitor to perform brain surgery": Kingdom Come creator doesn't understand why studios work with Sweet Baby. Daniel Vavra learned that SB was involved in Marvel's Wolverine, and he didn't like it
  • PS4 and PS5 received firmware updates — Sony enhanced security and improved PSSR is now enabled by default. Developers improved the performance of PlayStation consoles, but there are nuances
  • Denuvo is tired of hacker voices38 constantly cracking its games, and sued him. Valve, Reddit, and Discord will receive requests to disclose users' personal data to identify the hacker
  • "Everything is fine": voices38 will continue to crack Denuvo — the hacker reacted to the lawsuit. It seems the hacker is not particularly concerned about what is happening
  • PS5 on its way to full jailbreak: a new project will support firmware up to 13.60. The Slopkit project is promoting the PS5 jailbreak, having obtained files for firmware up to version 13.60. A full jailbreak still requires exploit verification on real consoles and access to additional components like etaHEN and kstuff
  • "We need to hire Sweet Baby consultants and make Amelie ugly": Knight's Path authors mock Marvel's Wolverine
  • Schoolboy spent $118,000 from his father's corporate credit card on advertising his Minecraft and Roblox videos. The parent only found out about his son's spending when the company's management decided to inquire why he was advertising on YouTube
  • Deprive modders of work: Rebel Wolves is considering removing the limited-time mechanic from The Blood of Dawnwalker sequel. One of the most popular mods for the original game increased the time allotted to complete the main campaign
  • The Linux developer for PS5 announced his departure from the hacking scene due to "noobs" and "young vibe coders". Andy Nguyen worked on the project for several months and was going to add PS5 Pro support in 2027
  • Diablo IV Season 15 started with problems — update 3.2.1 was released and the game was made temporarily free. The developers prepared a lot of new content, but not everyone could appreciate it due to server issues