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Around 20 former Doom developers have joined forces to start a new studio after being laid off by Microsoft. The studio, called Hidden Horses, is employee-owned, meaning everyone has a share in the company and leaders are elected by the team. Their first game is Danger Pay, a single-player FPS inspired by the classic arcade game Smash TV and the movie The Running Man. The team says they want to make old-school shooters focused on gameplay, without chasing trends or answering to investors. They’re also turning to Kickstarter to help support the project.

Terrible news Sir Patrick Stewart has died at 86. With a career spanning more than six decades, Stewart became one of the most respected actors in film and television Thank you for the memories, Sir Patrick. You will never be forgotten.

A Battlefield 6 player says Steam gave them a full refund for the Phantom Edition despite 470 hours played. The player requested the refund after several popular modes were removed, including King of the Hill, Squad Deathmatch and Rush. Rush was the mode they had spent the most time playing. He contacted Steam Support, explained that the modes had been removed nearly a year after launch, and provided links to Battlefield’s matchmaking information and the latest Community Broadcast. The support agent agreed with their complaint and refunded the full amount paid for the Phantom Edition.

According to Moore’s Law Is Dead, some third-party game studios are paying Sony thousands of dollars to feature their games on PlayStation’s official social media at specific times. The report says some developers are frustrated because those paid posts are flooded with negative comments and community notes from players mad with PlayStation’s recent decisions It also says this could become a bigger problem for future marketing campaigns, with GTA 6 mentioned as one example if the backlash continues. Good job guys if this is true, complaining works

Modders have brought Counter-Strike-style gameplay to the Sony PSP with a new open-source project called OpenStrike. This isn’t a port of Valve’s Counter-Strike, it’s a clean-room recreation built from scratch that captures the classic gameplay while avoiding Valve’s copyrighted code and assets. OpenStrike runs at the PSP’s native 480×272 resolution and achieves a locked 60 FPS on original PSP hardware. It is currently a single-player project with bots and round-based matches, Multiplayer is still in development.

A Brazilian PC gamer says he successfully sued Microsoft after his account was blocked and he was told to repurchase his digital games. According to the user, a Brazilian court ruled that Microsoft must restore access to his account within 15 days or face daily fines. The court also ordered the company to pay R$2,000 (around US$400) in compensation for moral damages. The court document states that Microsoft must unblock the account linked to the user’s email and return access to all games and content associated with it.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced's DLCs cost more than the full game itself. This is content removed from the game and then sold again Ubisoft's greed knows no limits.