After pressure from the US, UK authorities have dropped demands for access to encrypted iCloud data. Apple has returned its encrypted service and continues its court battle.
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A real revolution is brewing in the world of video games. The Stop Killing Games petition managed to collect more than 1.4 million signatures just ten days before the deadline.
The announcement of Rematch came as a surprise to most fans of Sloclap, but its director wishes it hadn't. In an interview with GamesRadar+, creative director Pierre Tarno said that "some Sifu fans were disappointed when the game was announced, and we're sorry to say that". However, he also believes that much of this disappointment could have been avoided with better marketing.
The Chinese Room, the British indie studio behind last year's horror film Still Wakes the Deep and the critically acclaimed Dear Esther and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, has officially severed ties with its former parent company Sumo Digital. This marks a new era for the creative team, who are taking the reins back into their own hands.
While the entire gaming world is talking about Ghost of Yōtei (and, of course, mentioning Ghost of Tsushima), it's easy to forget about other great projects from Sucker Punch. But what about inFamous? These open-world superhero games were the real stars of the PlayStation 3 generation and even the PS4 generation with inFamous: Second Son. However, since then, the franchise has remained in the shadows. Is there a chance for its return?
Fans of the Spider-Man animated universe, get ready for another piece of news that may not please you. The release of the animated film Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse has been postponed again, this time by three weeks - from 4 June to 25 June 2027, Deadline reports. This is not the first postponement for the long-awaited conclusion of the Miles Morales trilogy.
Who would have thought that a remake of Lilo and Stitch would be such a huge success? What seemed like a modest project has officially turned into a billion-dollar monster movie, becoming the first in Hollywood to cross this monumental mark this year.
In case anyone had any doubts, it's now official: Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has personally confirmed that the development of their latest blockbuster, Assassin's Creed Shadows, cost the company at least €100 million (about $116 million). At first glance, this amount does not look too dramatic compared to the budgets of other modern gaming giants. However, as it turned out, this is only the tip of the iceberg.
General Motors has filed a patent application for a system that will be able to warn drivers in advance of poor road conditions ahead. As GM Authority found out, the application was filed as early as 15 December 2023, but it appeared in the public domain only on 19 June 2025 under the number US 2025/0200526 A1.
Warframe is one of the most successful hits among service games, which has been developing steadily for more than a decade. However, the developer Digital Extremes cannot release an improved version of this RPG shooter for Switch 2 because Nintendo has not yet sent the studio the dev kits.
Auto Review, the official publication of the Chinese Association of Automobile Manufacturers, has corrected its publication on the preparation of a ban on the resale of new cars within six months after the first registration. The editorial said that the original version contained "inaccurate language" regarding China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and other agencies.
Cybercriminals do not sleep, and this time, Shift Up, the developer of the hit game Stellar Blade, has fallen victim. The game's official Twitter account has been hacked and is now actively promoting a cryptocurrency fraud scheme.
Sports video games are preparing for a new round of competition. According to a recent report by Sports Business Journal, 2K Sports is not going to give in and plans to develop its own standalone college basketball game. This means that fans can get not one, but two big games dedicated to college sports at once!
Two electrified versions of the Ford Bronco have been unveiled in China - an all-electric version and a hybrid with an extended range extender (EREV). Production will be undertaken by a joint venture between Ford and Jiangling Motors (JMC).
