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▶Austrian MEP Lena Schilling urges EU action on AI undressing apps as developers shift releases around GTA 6. BYU beat Notre Dame, while two damselfly species were recorded at Astonbury Wood.
▶New damselfly records follow woodland restoration near Stevenage, while an Austrian MEP urges EU action on AI undressing apps. November games shift around GTA 6, BYU’s Notre Dame upset sparks clock debate, and a wrecked McLaren catches fire again.
The Game Awards’ voting jury has become more internationally balanced, ending the United States’ position as its clear largest national group. The change may affect which games receive recognition, while reflecting a broader shift in the awards’ membership and the countries represented among winners. The 2026 jury has…
A Nintendo Life letters page gathers readers’ views on rising game costs, the impact of new EU battery rules on older consoles, and a possible WarioWare film. The letters reflect concerns that price rises and limited access to special edition hardware are alienating long-time players, alongside uncertainty about…
In 2013, a PlayStation Store error let some people who had pre-ordered Grand Theft Auto 5 access its files before launch. The leak escalated from details about the map and soundtrack to story spoilers, and eventually a pirated copy that let people with jailbroken consoles play early. Rockstar…
The Sunday Papers is a weekly collection of writing, mostly about videogames, alongside the author’s reflections on Twine and an overabundant tomato crop. This edition brings together essays on silence and family history, war films, horror adaptations, trans healthcare, and generative AI. The pieces include Palestinian writer Dana…
▶John Swinney says he wants his son to grow up in a better country; Liverpool fight back to beat Brentford, while a study finds image-generation AI can reinforce stereotypes.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to dominate November’s gaming attention, prompting many developers to move their releases to avoid competing with it. The article highlights other games due that month for players seeking alternatives, including remasters, a new MMO and multiplayer titles. The listed games span several…
The rumour that Bigfoot was hidden in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas became a memorable urban legend, even though the creature is not in the game. The writer recalls how word of mouth and blurry online images made the claim feel plausible in 2004, when reliable information about…
Digital Foundry’s Rich Leadbetter says there is no evidence that GTA 6’s launch trailer uses QSSR, Sony’s new upscaling technology for the standard PS5. The assessment matters because some had speculated the feature might be introduced in time for the game, which Rockstar says will play best on…