Nvidia Denies Killing the RTX 5090, GTA 6 Gets Hundreds of Interiors and a Studio Goes Bankrupt

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. 💸 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. 🎖️ 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. 🏠 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. 🍶 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. 🖥️ 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. 🧛 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. ⚔️ 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. 🏆 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.