GTA VI PC release dates, Russians "led" the role-playing multiplayer Kingdom Come: Deliverance II - the most interesting of the week

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry around the world over the past week.

• You bought consoles in vain: journalists found out the release dates of Grand Theft Auto VI on PC. Not long to wait
• GTA VI development took so long that comments on the release trailer turned into a memorial — players remember the deceased
• Russians "led" the role-playing multiplayer Kingdom Come: Deliverance II — foreigners are in the minority. Many were interested in the opportunity to play in RP mode
• God of War III Remaster was ported to PC — a fan port appeared. The game can run at an average of 100+ FPS
• Xbox 360 was hacked at the software level — 20 years after launch. The Peer Pressure softmod allows unsigned code to run on the device
• Sony introduced a new PS5 — a completely black console will be released in November. Pre-orders will open on October 20 in select Japanese stores
• The creator of The Callisto Protocol accused Krafton of the game's problematic release. According to Glen Schofield, the studio lacked literally three months to bring the game to a perfect state
• Sony just won't be left alone: a new exploit Byepervisor Reborn has been released for PS5, opening up prospects for Linux and unlicensed applications. One of the previous achievements of hackers was the Relapse exploit, presented in September. It combined a browser vulnerability with kernel access and an ELF loader, providing a publicly available exploitation path for firmware 13.60
• Richard "Levelord" Gray, a legendary level designer and one of the most famous industry veterans, has died. Gray was 68 years old
• "Don't listen to any loudmouths": Blizzard explained its approach to developing World of Warcraft: Forever and working with the community. The company is not going to try to please everyone at once
• Almost half of those dissatisfied with Sony's plans to abandon discs turned out to be bots, a study showed. Otherwise, people are happy with Sony's full control over their game libraries
• Asha Sharma is considering making the iconic Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, DOOM, and Diablo franchises Xbox exclusives. The only exception is Call of Duty
• PlayStation management was delighted with the upcoming PS5 exclusive. As the director of Phantom Blade Zero said, the first meeting with PlayStation representatives quickly turned into a corporate viewing of demo materials
• The creator of an abandoned $90 Steam game called on AI opponents to leave the gaming industry — developers reminded him of a failed project
• The creator of DayZ believes that the industry is "rotten to the core" due to the "greed" of gaming companies. Dean Hall also presented a free open-source framework called Brutal