GTA VI and Netflix: the investment is confirmed - as Take-Two closes studios
Netflix is officially betting on GTA VI. But Take-Two is shutting down two game studios in the wake. A mixed signal about the industry's real state.
Aug 24, 2026 2 1
Baldur's Gate 3: 10 Rare Scenes You Probably Missed
Numerama has listed 10 rare scenes in Baldur's Gate 3 triggered by very specific conditions. Proof that Larian Studios has hidden far more than most players have seen.
Aug 7, 2026 21 4
DNS and IP leaks on iOS: WebKit bypasses your proxies even with iCloud Private Relay active
Researchers at mysk.blog discovered that WebKit—the mandatory engine for all iOS browsers—sends DNS requests and reveals the real IP address before the proxy tunnel is established. iCloud Private Relay does not protect against this behavior.
Aug 5, 2026 16 4
Square Enix denies AI use for Kingdom Hearts—but suspicion lingers
A Kingdom Hearts illustration sparked controversy: generative AI use? Square Enix denies it, but the damage is done. Another chapter in the conflict between studios and creative communities.
Aug 4, 2026 8 2
Ocarina of Time on iPad, 60 FPS and native resolution: Kahris let Codex 5.6 Sol code the iOS port in one command
A developer named Kahris published on GitHub a native iOS port of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - 60 FPS, iPad resolution, Bluetooth controller support. The twist: the iOS layer was generated autonomously by Codex 5.6 Sol from OpenAI, based on a single prompt refined for hours.
Jul 28, 2026 25 4
Shuhei Yoshida reflects on Demon's Souls: "We were wrong about FromSoftware," Sony missed Dark Souls
Former head of PlayStation Studios, Shuhei Yoshida confesses: in 2009, Sony did have Demon's Souls on the PS3 but didn't believe in it. Result: Dark Souls went to Bandai Namco. An enlightening self-criticism on what Sony understood too late about FromSoftware.
Jul 24, 2026 5 2
Facing deadly heatwaves, Japan experiments with the "human refrigerator"
As Japanese summers become deadlier each year, a startup is testing a "human cold room" in train stations and shopping malls. A social curiosity as much as a technical solution.
Jul 18, 2026 23 3
Fortnite offers 36 AI-voiced NPCs to its creators: good idea, bad omen
Epic lets Fortnite creators dress up their maps with AI-voiced NPCs starting July 30 - 36 pre-made personas, including Peely and Fishstick. Useful for small studios, a nightmare for the player experience.
Jul 17, 2026 22 3
A malicious .git file can execute code in Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor
The Hacker News documents a new class of attack: malicious .git configurations that, when read by AI coding agents, execute attacking code. The tools meant to secure become vectors.
Sep 3, 2026 9 2
C# welcomes union types in November—a catch-up that brings the language closer to F# and Rust
Microsoft confirms via The Register the arrival of union types in C# in November 2026. A feature that TypeScript, Rust, Swift, and F# have had for a long time, and which changes the way business states are modeled in C#.
Sep 3, 2026 19 3
UAC-0099 incorporates a "nuclear weapon prompt" into its malware to blind AI analysts
The pro-Russian group UAC-0099 has found an original workaround against automated analysis by LLM: embedding prompts about nuclear weapons in its malware. The AI tools trigger their filters and refuse to analyze it—a reversed jailbreak that turns AI safeguards against defenders.
Sep 2, 2026 14 3
33 hours of BGP hijacking on Softaculous: when Internet routing becomes a weapon
For 33 hours, traffic to Softaculous—the web application installer used by millions of cPanel/Plesk hosting providers—was silently redirected via a BGP hijack attack. A major exposure window for a critical infrastructure in global web hosting.
Sep 2, 2026 15 3