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  1. Nintendo Life46

    Wake Up, Samurai! Cyberpunk 2077 Is Getting A Live-Action Movie

    A live-action movie set in the Cyberpunk 2077 video game universe is in the works, with Paramount Pictures making it and Transformers producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura working alongside CDPR. CD Projekt Red co-CEO Michał Nowakowski said the studio is excited about Paramount as a future partner, but there is no release window, cast or story information yet. In the games, Johnny Silverhand is portrayed by Keanu Reeves, while Idris Elba joined as Solomon Reed in the Phantom Liberty expansion.

  2. Reddit · Gaming Leaks and Rumours40

    Resident Evil Requiem Was Originally Planned as an Online Game

    Producer Masachika Kawata confirmed in an interview that director Koshi Nakanishi initially developed Resident Evil Requiem as an online game. Unfavorable research results partway through development led the team to prioritize the horror concept again and abandon the online direction. This confirms an earlier rumor from Dusk Golem.

  3. 游戏LOOK44

    Former Softon CEO Sued for Embezzling 450 Million Won Over No-Show Jobs for 4 Nightclub Women

    Yoo Tae-ho, former CEO of Dark Eden developer Softon, has been indicted for embezzlement and breach of trust totaling 450 million won after arranging four women he met at nightclubs into no-show positions at Softon and affiliate One Tang Tang Games. One woman, Kang, held the title of "head of business planning" without ever working, receiving nearly 186 million won in salary plus a chauffeured Audi A6, while over 96% of the 429 million won in embezzlement flowed to the four women. Publisher Wemade, which had invested 2.5 billion won in Softon, filed a civil suit for return of funds and a criminal complaint for fraud; Yoo resigned as CEO in July 2025 and the case remains in court.

  4. 游戏LOOK71

    ICEY 2 crowdfunding passes 30 million yuan as producer says he will never crowdfund again

    ICEY 2, the sequel to the Chinese indie game ICEY, opened crowdfunding on October 1 with an initial goal of 10,000 yuan, passing 5 million on day one and 20 million within three days, and now exceeding 30 million yuan from over 200,000 backers. Producer Lao Ma (Xiao Zhuohong) knelt during a livestream to ask players not to idolize him and said he would never crowdfund again. The game is expected to launch on May 1 next year at 48 yuan, made by a six-person team, with the funds going toward CG, music, META content and physical merchandise.

  5. 游戏LOOK22

    miHoYo's Dawei Ge Appears at Xiaohongshu RED LAND, Becomes Biggest "Human Easter Egg" While Promoting "Starry Valley"

    Xiaohongshu's RED LAND event ran October 2-6 on Fuxing Island in Shanghai's Yangpu district, expanding from 80,000 to 150,000 square meters with over 160 game and anime IPs and more than 80 booths, both doubled from last year. miHoYo's Dawei Ge attended to promote the new game "Starry Valley," joining stage activities, a float parade, and meeting a physical robot of the game's AI cafe owner "Naluo," inviting players to try the game at public beta. The four miHoYo titles "Genshin Impact," "Honkai: Star Rail," "Zenless Zone Zero," and "Starry Valley" appeared together offline for the first time.

  6. Gematsu23

    Ghost of Tsushima: Legends Anime Delayed to 2028

    Aniplex and Crunchyroll announced that the anime series based on Sucker Punch Productions' PlayStation game Ghost of Tsushima: Legends has been delayed from 2027 to a 2028 premiere on Crunchyroll. Mayumi Saco and Shinya Fukumatsu join the cast in undisclosed roles. The anime is directed by Takanobu Mizuno at Kamikaze Douga, with Gen Urobuchi handling story composition and co-writing the script with Renji Oki.

  7. Gematsu62

    Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve sales top one million

    Bandai Namco and Bandai Namco Aces announced that Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve has surpassed one million units sold worldwide, the fastest any entry in the series has reached that mark. The game launched on October 2 for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam. A special wallpaper celebrating the milestone is available on the game's official website.

  8. 游戏LOOK74

    EU opens enforcement over in-game currency against nine companies including King, Supercell, Riot and Ubisoft, as two European game associations push back

    On September 30 the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network announced coordinated enforcement against nine companies including King, Supercell, Mojang, Riot Games and Ubisoft over how in-game virtual currency is sold and managed, with Crytek, InnoGames, Plarium Europe and PLR Worldwide Sales also named. The same day, Video Games Europe and EGDF jointly objected, questioning the legal basis and arguing in-game currency is not a crypto-like digital representation of value, saying they had asked for that basis since spring 2025 without reply. The dispute centers on whether in-game currency counts as a digital representation of value, which would make each in-game exchange a new consumer contract with its own 14-day withdrawal notice; the associations offered six commitments including clear real-money pricing and refunds for unused currency within 48 hours, conditional on resolving the legal uncertainty.

  9. 游戏LOOK62

    Google and Unity launch AI game creation platforms, with Playground live and Unity Spark coming later this year

    On October 7, Google and Unity announced a strategic partnership to launch an AI game development platform for next-generation interactive entertainment. Google's experimental Playground went live the same day, letting users generate, customize and share playable games from natural-language prompts without writing code, limited to US users aged 18 and over, with weekly tokens and a model lineup of Gemini, Nano Banana and Lyria. Unity will plug Unity Spark into Playground later this year; the web platform runs on the Unity engine with professional-grade mechanics and high-fidelity 3D, and during testing projects cannot be downloaded, exported to desktop Unity or sold.

  10. IGN32

    Street Fighter 6 Producer Reveals How He Helped Save Capcom's Iconic Fighting Game Franchise From 'Dying'

    Street Fighter 6 producer Shuhei Matsumoto revealed that during the Street Fighter V era, he and director Takayuki Nakayama realized the Street Fighter IP would likely die in 10 years if they didn't act. With SFV's player base roughly 35 to 45 years old, they decided to act as if the current generation didn't know the franchise, adding the Modern control scheme and other approachable features. As of summer 2026, Street Fighter 6 has sold more than seven million lifetime units.

  11. Kotaku50

    New GTA 6 Screenshot Looks So Good Players Doubt It's Real

    A new GTA 6 screenshot released alongside Rockstar's radio station news has players questioning whether it's actual in-game footage. Digital Foundry's Oliver Mackenzie suggested it may have been captured on a PS5 Pro devkit using a debug menu, noting visual flaws like dithered reflections and missing pedestrian shadows. Rockstar has historically used real in-engine footage for its marketing.

  12. PC Gamer62

    A 21-year-old developer natively ports the original P.T. to PC

    Programmer Lorean Xavier made public this week a project that natively ports Hideo Kojima's P.T. to PC; the client contains no copyrighted material and requires a dumped copy of P.T. to run on Windows and Linux. Xavier said the project began in 2024 and is neither an emulator nor a remake, but a translation of the original code to PC, which also allows modern graphical features and mod support. Lance McDonald, who datamined P.T.'s secrets, called it a 1:1 port of the entire codebase.

  13. Kotaku62

    Rainbow Six Mobile Gets a January 15, 2027 Shutdown Date Less Than a Year After Full Release

    Ubisoft announced on the game's official X account on October 8 that Rainbow Six Mobile will shut down on January 15, 2027, with the next season still launching as planned next week. First announced in 2022, the game ran betas through 2023 and 2024, was delayed to 2025, launched in Latin America and then globally on February 23, 2026, and drew millions of downloads on Android and iOS without holding players. Reviews cited operators locked behind paywalls and heavy grinding, while another Ubisoft mobile spin-off, The Division Resurgence, has fared little better.

  14. IGN22

    Xbox XP's First Task Should Be the Halo Movie We Never Got

    Microsoft has announced Xbox XP, a new division tasked with turning its intellectual properties into movies, TV shows, and theme park attractions. IGN argues its first order of business should be a big-budget Halo movie, rather than another TV adaptation like the two-season Paramount Plus show. The piece notes that Activision is now responsible for developing the next mainline Halo game.

  15. GameSpot69

    Ubisoft is shutting down Rainbow Six Mobile on January 16, 2027

    Ubisoft announced that Rainbow Six Mobile will shut down on January 16, 2027. The game soft-launched in 2023 and fully rolled out in February 2026, giving it less than a year of full availability. The developers will move on to other long-term strategic projects, which Ubisoft did not specify, and more details on the game's final days are promised in the coming weeks.

  16. Game Informer42

    Paramount Is Making a Live-Action Cyberpunk 2077 Movie With the Producer of Transformers One

    Paramount Pictures is making a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 movie, with Transformers One producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura producing. The film is set in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, which began with CD Projekt Red's RPG and has expanded into novels, comics, and anime like Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. The movie is still early in development, so little else is known.

  17. IGN53

    Paramount Is Developing a Live-Action Cyberpunk 2077 Movie

    Paramount Pictures is developing a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 film, according to Deadline, with Lorenzo di Bonaventura producing and CD Projekt Red also on board to produce. No actors, writers, or directors are attached yet, and it is unclear whether it will adapt the 2020 game directly or tell another story in the Cyberpunk universe like Netflix's Edgerunners. CDPR co-CEO Michał Nowakowski said on X that the studio is excited about Paramount as a future partner and will share more details at the appropriate time.