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Take-Two is escalating its hunt for the people behind the massive GTA 6 leaks. The company has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord for records connected to accounts accused of spreading unreleased GTA 6 gameplay, potentially exposing identifying information including emails, IP addresses, linked Xbox accounts and more.With GTA 6 approaching its November launch, it looks like Take-Two wants to find out exactly who is responsible.

Sony still isn’t ready to commit to a PS6 release date, with component shortages and rising hardware costs potentially impacting when the next PlayStation arrives. We break down what Sony said and whether 2027 or 2028 now looks more realistic.Plus, Xbox may have a surprise waiting for Gamescom 2026. New rumors claim Microsoft is preparing to reveal an unannounced sequel from an externally developed Xbox project.

PlayStation is reportedly making major changes to Horizon Hunters Gathering after negative feedback from private playtests. According to Bloomberg, Guerrilla Games has been reworking the project since June, removing its live-service structure and shifting toward a smaller, more traditional cooperative game with a story mode.The project reportedly has until the end of the year to impress PlayStation executives, while some developers are being reassigned elsewhere. We break down what happened, what this means for Horizon Hunters Gathering, and what it says about Sony’s struggling live-service strategy.

Marvel's Wolverine has a lot going on beyond the story. In this video, I break down how combat works, including Rage, Techniques, Adaptations, healing, Last Stand, enhanced senses and team-up attacks.I also go through the customization we've seen so far, including Wolverine's unlockable suits and customizable claws. The preview build shows 27 suit slots and 20 claw slots, with costumes inspired by several different eras of Wolverine and multiple claw styles including bone, metal, gold and more.There are also crafting materials hidden throughout missions that can be used to unlock some of these cosmetics, giving you another reason to explore along the way.

Microsoft has reportedly explored bringing Activision and Call of Duty developer Sledgehammer Games into the Halo franchise.According to a new report from Rebs Gaming, Activision began testing an early prototype for a Halo multiplayer pitch in June 2026, with Sledgehammer Games potentially assisting development. The prototype reportedly only reached an early blockout phase, testing basic mechanics such as player movement, before Activision canceled it in early July.That apparently doesn't mean the idea is dead. The report claims Microsoft is still exploring the possibility of Activision helping develop future Halo games, although nothing has been greenlit.This comes as Xbox increasingly utilizes studios and outside development partners across its biggest franchises, and raises a huge question: would a Call of Duty studio be a good fit for Halo multiplayer?