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Activision cracking down on popular Call of Duty: Warzone app that basically constituted cheating

  • Ricochet is blocking Warzone Agent.
  • The app let players choose easier lobbies.
  • More than 20,000 boosting-related accounts were removed.

Activision’s Ricochet anti-cheat team has begun blocking Warzone Agent, a paid third-party app that lets players inspect lobby skill levels and choose easier matches. The practice, known as “lobby shopping”, can bypass matchmaking and make games less fair for other players. Players who try to load Warzone Agent…

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How to buy the store in Probably Stolen

  • Save enough Credits to buy the store before accepting the landlord’s offer.
  • The price rises after day 50.
  • Loan Shark instalments can cost around three times the rent.

The guide explains how players can buy the store in Probably Stolen, an end-game goal that can unlock one of the game’s endings. Players must have enough Credits before accepting the landlord’s offer at the end of the week. The store’s price rises after day 50, regardless of…

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Sony Subsidiary Aniplex Ignores PS5 with Yet Another Game

  • LunaVerse is planned for Switch and PC next year.
  • Aniplex has not announced a PS5 version.
  • The article questions the gap between Sony’s publishing and console businesses.

Sony-owned publisher Aniplex plans to release the dark fantasy visual novel LunaVerse on Nintendo Switch and PC next year, with no PS5 version announced. It is another instance of the company publishing games that bypass Sony’s own console, raising questions about how its subsidiaries’ releases fit with the…

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Zelda OOT Remake: All bag capacity upgrades and where to find them

  • Capacity upgrades increase how much equipment and ammunition Link can carry.
  • Wallet upgrades require 10 and 30 Gold Skulltula Tokens.
  • Other upgrades are earned through shops, exploration and minigames.

The guide explains how to increase Link’s carrying capacity in the Nintendo Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The upgrades let players carry more items and ammunition, and finding them involves shops, minigames and exploration. Wallet upgrades come from the Skulltula House in…

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Nintendo’s legendary Kirby designer Masahiro Sakurai weighs in on gen-AI, saying “it has yet to gain my trust” but not to reject it completely

  • Sakurai says generative AI has yet to gain his trust.
  • He warns against exploitative use, particularly in graphics.
  • He says the struggling games industry should not ignore it.

Masahiro Sakurai, the designer of Super Smash Bros. and several Kirby games, says he is not using generative AI in game development because it has yet to earn his trust. He cautions that its use, especially in graphics, must not exploit anyone, and says people can currently produce…

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GTA 6: The Festival Is a One-Off Live Music Event, Partly Presented by PlayStation

  • Rockstar announced a one-off GTA 6 music festival in Miami.
  • The event is set for 21 November 2026, across two stages.
  • Ticket lottery closes on 10 November; prices are not yet known.

Rockstar Games has announced GTA 6: The Festival, a one-off live music event planned to celebrate the game’s launch. Presented partly in partnership with PlayStation, it will take place in Miami, a city that helped inspire the game’s fictional Vice City setting. The event is scheduled for 21…

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GTA 6’s Exclusive Selfridges Merch Is Daylight Robbery

  • Selfridges has launched exclusive GTA 6 merchandise.
  • A branded varsity jacket costs £2,500.
  • The range includes an £80 American football.

Selfridges is selling an exclusive range of Grand Theft Auto 6 merchandise online and in its London flagship store, with prices ranging from novelty trinkets to luxury clothing. The display and collection show Rockstar continuing to promote the game ahead of its release, while some of the prices…

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Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake files may hint at Master Quest DLC and Majora’s Mask remake

  • Game files reportedly reference a possible Master Quest expansion.
  • NPC dialogue may point to an unrevealed third mask.
  • Neither a DLC expansion nor a Majora’s Mask remake is confirmed.

Dataminers say files in the Ocarina of Time remake may point to a Master Quest expansion and a future Majora’s Mask remake. The clues have renewed speculation about Nintendo’s plans, though the game files do not confirm either release. The remake omits Master Quest, a remixed version of…

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Tanuki: Pon’s Summer review: A charming delivery sim with the guts to take on Zelda and GTA head-to-head

  • Pon delivers parcels to help restore his shrine.
  • Side quests add a range of mini-games.
  • BMX controls are easy, but some challenges frustrate.

Denkiworks’ debut game, *Tanuki: Pon’s Summer*, is a cheerful adventure that blends a Japanese shrine setting with open-world activities. The review says its quality stands out despite its release being scheduled between major Zelda and Grand Theft Auto releases. Pon, a tanuki who has spent the shrine’s savings,…

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This week in PC games: solve the disappearance of 700 people, build a night market for spirits, and play chess on a board that disobeys physics

  • A crowded week brings a varied set of PC game releases.
  • Featured games include a 700-person disappearance mystery.
  • The writer picked highlights from a much larger list.

The article introduces a busy week of PC game releases, highlighting a varied mix of titles that includes investigating the disappearance of 700 people, running a night market for spirits and playing chess with a board that defies physics. It presents these games as a selection from a…

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