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The publisher is demanding IP addresses, phone numbers, and OneDrive files tied to Cyberleek accounts — all before a September 4 deadline.
A credible leaker claims Microsoft's translucent green anniversary console drops on Black Friday — at the same price as the PS5 Pro.
Asobo Studio's new action game is freely available on pirate sites ahead of its August 27 release—no Denuvo means no barrier to cracking Steam's standard protection.
Hacker group Cyberleek published gameplay footage from what it claims is a working build — and investors responded by dumping stock before Rockstar said a word.
The situation could become a disaster for Rockstar
The Guerrilla Games co-op title is being stripped of its live-service elements and scaled down to a traditional co-op game — while Horizon 3 slips further away.
Hacker group Cyberleek dumped GTA VI gameplay clips days before the Netflix reveal, then demanded publishers overhaul how they sell games. Rockstar's rapid copyright strikes may have done more to confirm the leak than deny it.
A hacker group published what appears to be real GTA 6 gameplay, citing protest against Rockstar's all-digital release strategy. The game arrives November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Two credible insiders say Microsoft will reveal a sequel to a recent Xbox IP at Gamescom — developed not by Xbox Game Studios, but by an external team.
The Age of Hatred Collection bundles the base game, Vessel of Hatred, and Lord of Hatred into a $69.99 package — but the physical edition ships without a cartridge.
Echtra Games spent four years under Zynga building a multiplayer Star Wars action RPG — then the studio shut down without releasing a single game.
Activision's Sledgehammer Games tested a Halo multiplayer prototype in June 2026, then dropped it — but the broader conversation about outsourcing the franchise isn't over.
The Simpsons creator said the cult 2003 game is "coming back in some form" at D23 — then the showrunner immediately walked it back with "or not."
A reliable leaker has pinned the release to September 15 or 18, 2026, but the physical edition ships with a download code instead of a cartridge.
A leaked Microsoft roadmap details backward compatibility plans stretching from 2026 to 2028 — including a way to swap physical discs for permanent digital licenses.
