Sony Secretly Updated PlayStation 5 Slim, RAM Won't Get Cheaper in the Coming Years - The Most Interesting News for October 5

  • Sony secretly updated PlayStation 5 Slim. Again. The updated console revision featured an improved cooling system
  • RAM won't get cheaper in the coming years: Micron warned of a shortage until 2028. Micron will open new factories, but this does not guarantee a quick improvement in memory availability or price reduction
  • Blizzard opened pre-orders for an Alexstrasza statue from World of Warcraft — the Life-Binder and aspect of the Red Dragonflight
  • After 11 years, fans released a remaster of Borderlands Online — the closed MMO-shooter is available for free in 4K 120 FPS. The lost part of the Borderlands franchise is now available to players
  • “Shadow of the Past” will wait: the launch of the new “Lord of the Rings” was postponed due to the merger of Warner Bros. and Paramount — Media
  • “Avengers: Endgame” once again surpassed “Avatar” and became the highest-grossing film in history. The re-release brought Marvel's film an additional $126 million and helped it reclaim the record after seven years
  • Dan Houser considers the comparison to GTA “the best compliment,” but wants his new games to be successful on their own. The developer wants to offer players something new
  • Xbox Project Helix will run games at up to 240 FPS — rumor. The device will receive updated FPS Boost technology
  • Robert Downey Jr. returned to Marvel to “reimagine the superhero film genre.” The former Iron Man set an ambitious goal for himself
  • Pirates outpaced Sony: “Spider-Man: A New Day” appeared online before its digital release. A high-quality copy has already been posted on unofficial platforms