Rockstar Staff Vote to Unionize During GTA 6 Launch, BioWare Founder Blames EA Buyout, PS5 Prism

Rockstar staff vote on a union from November 12 to 26, right over the GTA 6 launch on the 19th, while BioWare's co-founder calls EA's buyout the final blow and Sony brings back see-through PS5 plastic. Everything that happened in the last 24 hours in games. 🎮 PS Plus November: The games work on every tier, Essential, Extra and Premium, and can be claimed until November 30, while October's lineup with F1 25 leaves on November 2. 🔮 PS5 Prism collection: In the US the DualSense costs $84.99 and each pair of covers $74.99, with the full launch on February 4, 2027. The covers are limited and Sony hasn't said which console model they fit. 💔 BioWare: The closure cost 50 jobs within 400 cuts at EA and cancelled Mass Effect 5. Zeschuk says he won't return to the industry or try to recover the Mass Effect rights. 🌱 Indie World: The show lasted just over 15 minutes and also had Winds of Viridia, scored by Silksong composer Christopher Larkin, with a demo on Switch 2. ✊ Rockstar union: If the IWGB wins, it becomes the largest recognized union in the UK games industry. The vote comes amid a dispute over 31 workers fired last October. 📝 Modern Warfare 4: The game scored 89 on Switch 2, 88 on PS5 and 87 on PC. Xbox CTO Scott Van Vliet said the first fixes to the review code process arrive soon. 🌆 Cyberpunk 2: The listing for a lead quest programmer asks for knowledge of client-server sync. In 2024, CEO Adam Badowski said the team was considering multiplayer elements for the sequel.