Jensen Huang ousted from his own company, players cannot distinguish GTA VI gameplay from real footage — highlights for November 12

A brief digest of everything that happened across the global entertainment industry over the past day.

• Jensen Huang was ousted from his post as CEO of NVIDIA. The company's shares plunged by 10%. Huang gave 33 years of his life to NVIDIA and was one of the corporation's co-founders
• Players cannot distinguish GTA VI gameplay from real-world footage. The marketing campaign for Grand Theft Auto VI is not limited to the online space. In the real city of Miami — the prototype for Vice City — several locations were rebranded, and cars styled after Rockstar Games' new title hit the streets
• Sony intends to make anime one of the main pillars of its business. In 2025, the company became the largest shareholder of Kadokawa — the owner of an extensive library of manga, light novels, and video games
• A catalog of PlayStation consoles and accessories has appeared in the PS5 interface, where placing an order is not possible: instead of a buy button, the screen displays QR codes that lead to the PlayStation Direct store
• Starting January 26, 2027, Nintendo will disable the ability to log into accounts via Google and Apple, leaving users with email and password authorization or Passkey
• A new gameplay trailer for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn was released, showing zero-gravity shootouts, the impact of choices on story development, and an introduction to a future partner
• “I want everything to be perfect”: Henry Cavill shared how the Warhammer 40,000 series is progressing
• Ubisoft is reworking Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake following criticism — a new Angel model was shown
• Hearts of Iron IV will receive an expansion about a communist USA, new diplomacy mechanics, and national focuses for Romania — Paradox revealed the Expansion Pass 3 DLC bundle
• Heroes of the Storm received experimental update 2.57.1 — Blizzard detailed the changes