Ambrosia is GTA 6's sugar-refinery town in central Leonida, run by Allied Crystal and the Final Chapter MC. Here is what Rockstar has confirmed, the Florida town it mirrors, and what is still unknown.
After more than three years of waiting, Garena has officially announced the Free Fire India launch date. The popular battle royale game will finally...
Ambrosia is GTA 6's sugar-refinery town in central Leonida, run by Allied Crystal and the Final Chapter MC. Here is what Rockstar has confirmed, the Florida town it mirrors, and what is still unknown.
ENCE eSports Oy is filing for bankruptcy after 13 years. Here is what led to the collapse, who was on the final CS2 roster, and what the club leaves behind.
Valve's October 22 CS2 update gives mapmakers hostage scripting, asset precaching, new GameRules and Console exports, and radar elements in every mode.
35% of Marvel's Wolverine sales were physical, rising to 51% in Europe and more than two-thirds in France. Other September releases also retained significant boxed sales, including Silent Hill: Townfall at over 45% and The Blood of the Dawnwalker at 36% on PS5. Sony's planned January 2028 disc phase-out comes as the wider physical market continues contracting, despite strong demand for selected releases.
Paramount closed its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery takeover on October 6, putting Hogwarts Legacy, Mortal Kombat and Batman under a new company called Skydance. Here's which studios changed hands and what to watch next.
Materia sued DJ CutMan, Christopher Davidson, personally on September 28, alleging nearly 150 videos used music administered by Materia without authorization. The complaint alleges Davidson acknowledged lacking necessary rights but subsequently submitted YouTube counter-notifications seeking restoration of the videos; Davidson's position must be treated as disputed unless established by evidence or admission. Materia says YouTube would restore the disputed videos after the statutory counter-notice period unless it received evidence of court action, explaining why the copyright dispute moved into federal court.
