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  1. VGC44

    Footage of Microsoft's cancelled Perfect Dark revival appears online

    Footage of Microsoft's cancelled Perfect Dark revival has appeared online, first published by Mp1st and now being shared on social media. The clips show several short in-development gameplay segments with different weapons and locations, an escape sequence and a hacking sequence. According to Mp1st, the footage comes from a VFX artist who worked on the project, which was in development at The Initiative before being cancelled in 2025.

  2. Eurogamer62

    Xbox denies acquiring exclusive GTA 6 cloud streaming rights, says it won't come to PC that way

    Xbox has denied reports that it acquired exclusive game-streaming rights for Grand Theft Auto 6. The claim originated from a The Verge report citing an all-hands meeting in which CEO Asha Sharma allegedly said Xbox planned to do something no other platform holder is doing around GTA 6, which the report inferred meant exclusive streaming rights. Xbox chief strategy officer Matthew Ball said on X that the game will not be streaming exclusively or to PC, while confirming GTA 6 launches on Xbox on November 19.

  3. GameSpot62

    Microsoft Clarifies GTA 6 Will Not Stream to PC via Xbox Cloud Gaming

    Microsoft chief strategy officer Matthew Ball clarified that GTA 6 will not stream exclusively or to PC via Xbox Cloud Gaming, after The Verge reported Microsoft had secured exclusive streaming rights. Ball said the excitement around GTA 6 and Xbox led to some misreporting, and the game will still launch on Xbox on November 19. Rockstar has not announced a PC version, with the game officially confirmed for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

  4. Pure Xbox62

    Xbox denies landing exclusive GTA 6 launch streaming deal

    The Verge reported that Xbox boss Asha Sharma told employees GTA 6 would stream exclusively on Xbox Cloud Gaming at its November launch, without saying how long the deal lasts. Xbox CSO Matthew Ball then denied that Xbox had landed an exclusive streaming deal, and The Verge's Tom Warren apologised for the confusion, saying the situation appears more complicated than first believed. The report also notes Xbox's previously announced Game Pass cloud streaming limits take effect in November, capping XGP Ultimate members at 15 cloud hours per month.

  5. 机核34

    Vol.139 Control: Resonance Hands-On Report: When the Longest Plank Is So Long It's a Hammer!

    Remedy has released Control: Resonance, the second entry in the Control series, seven years after the original. The podcast hosts report on its shift from TPS to ARPG combat and the protagonist change from Jesse to Dylan, praising its art, environmental storytelling, and SCP-flavored side content while criticizing frame drops, stuttering, repetitive gameplay, and boss level design.

  6. IGN42

    Hideo Kojima Acknowledges Fan-Made P.T. Port That Runs Natively on PC

    Hideo Kojima retweeted an article about a fan-made P.T. port that runs natively on Windows, effectively acknowledging the project. Modder LoreanXavier says the port is about 97% complete and is a 1:1 recreation built by reverse-engineering the PS4 executable with the game's original assets, not an emulator or remake. P.T. released in August 2014 and was removed from the PlayStation store in 2015.

  7. PC Gamer23

    'Please give Novus one more chance': 11-year-old early access survival game gets first update since 2018

    Early access survival game Novus Inceptio received a major update this week, its first since 2018. The map has grown from 9 km² to 64 km² of "pure wilderness," combat has been rebuilt, and the game is now singleplayer with co-op planned. Solo developer Martin Markus Mastný says "the energy and the will to finish the project are back" and asks players for one more chance.

  8. Reddit · Gaming Leaks and Rumours22

    Leaker Claims GTA VI Has Over 250 Haircuts, Around 80 Missions

    A leaker claims GTA VI features more than 250 sets of haircuts and around 80 missions, with some missions structured as units containing smaller missions. The leak also says the game has no tennis, no traditional golf, no casinos or poker, and that money laundering was cut. The leaker did not reveal their source and said the game's release is close enough for players to judge the claims themselves.

  9. Polygon50

    EA Teases Official Return to Dead Space in New Battlefield Trailer

    EA has teased an official return of the Dead Space franchise in a new trailer for Battlefield 6's next season. Players will face the enigmatic Markers from Dead Space in a new limited-time game mode coming to the first-person shooter. The sci-fi survival-horror franchise had been on ice following lackluster sales of 2023's critically acclaimed Dead Space remake.

  10. Rock Paper Shotgun15

    Sheeps is a roguelite about counting sheep pouring out of a strange portal

    Sheeps is a roguelite whose Steam page describes a mysterious rift that sheep are pouring through, forcing players to count and shear them. As the sheep get more numerous and faster, upgrades like every fifth sheep being blue, an always-even count, grain to distract them, or a magic bag help with counting. Sentient animals such as spiders, chameleons, and business llamas occasionally show up to help, with llamas telling you the sheep count (sometimes incorrectly) and accepting tips afterward. No release date has been announced, but the game can be wishlisted on Steam.

  11. IGN40

    Xbox CEO Asha Sharma Shares More Details on Project Helix 'Family of Devices'

    In a leaked staff memo, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said the company is moving to a "family of devices" for Gen-10 rather than a single console. She said Xbox will certainly have a great console first but also knows many players will be on the go, with some hardware made in-house and some through partners. The memo also mentioned Xbox PC and Battle.net, saying Blizzard's launcher is "almost on-par with Steam for user retention."

  12. Rock Paper Shotgun27

    Cancelled MMO Spin-off Borderlands Online Is Playable Again, Unofficial Team Didn't Use Any GenAI

    The cancelled MMO spin-off Borderlands Online, originally planned as a free-to-play release exclusive to China, is playable again through an unofficial project. Modder EpicNNG said the work to get past the login screen and translate the game into English far exceeded anything they had done before, including customising UI and HUD elements. The team released it earlier than planned due to the growing power of AI, and said they used no genAI and will stop if publisher Take-Two asks them to.

  13. Kotaku22

    Control Resonant's Boss Fight Reminded Me Why Boss Fights Can Be Good

    In Remedy's recently released open-world action game Control Resonant, the boss The Dancer has a first phase that serves as a rehearsal for the real fight. After repeated failures, the author slowed down and matched The Dancer's pace to defeat it with health to spare. The fight challenged how the author played and showed that boss fights can offer something only possible in games.