Nvidia denies the RTX 5090 was discontinued, GTA 6 will have hundreds of explorable interiors, and Ghost of Yotei earned about $407 million despite selling less than Tsushima. Everything that happened in the last 24 hours in games.
๐ธ Liquid Swords: The studio was founded in 2020 by Christofer Sundberg, cofounder of Avalanche Studios, and Samson was its only game. The bankruptcy administrator hopes to find a buyer.
๐๏ธ Modern Warfare 4: The campaign runs about 6 hours, with more than half following young South Korean marines during a North Korean invasion. The full game launches October 23 and DMZ arrives October 20.
๐ GTA 6: The homes belong to other characters, not the player, and new hairstyles require a trip to a salon or barbershop. The game launches November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
๐ถ Drunken Goddess Reflux: Instead of the October 19 demo, the studio will run closed online sessions for a limited number of players. PC Gamer notes a prototype was cloned in five hours back in March.
๐ฅ๏ธ Nvidia RTX 5090: Senior VP Jeff Fisher gave the statement in Taipei after leakers claimed production would end to prioritize AI chips. He did not say how long supply will stay restricted.
๐ง Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines: A separate report claims the band Genitorturers mentioned a remake at a Brooklyn show on October 15. PC Gamer reached out to Activision, one of the rights holders.
โ๏ธ Ghost of Yotei: Alinea Analytics estimates about 5.4 million copies sold versus nearly 7 million for Tsushima, a revenue gap of only 3%. The new expansion pushed daily players past 300,000.
๐ BETBOOM vs Falcons: BETBOOM lost Anubis 5-13 before taking Dust2 16-14 and Mirage 13-7, with Magnojez standing out. Falcons will now play Aurora for the bronze.
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