GTA 6 Leaks Keep Coming, Witcher 3 DLC Confirmed, and Xbox Backs Down

Rockstar's ongoing GTA 6 leak problem is drawing comment from inside the industry — a former tech lead says the studio 'overreacts a bit at times' but acknowledges stopping leaks is 'their job.' The leaks themselves keep surfacing detail: observers have now catalogued every song and radio station spotted in the footage so far. Separately, Rockstar's silence hasn't stopped the scrutiny, with the leaks continuing to shape public expectations ahead of any official word.

CD Projekt Red confirmed that The Witcher 3's Songs of the Past expansion will include more Gwent, a detail that landed well enough online to prompt immediate celebration from the card-game faithful. The announcement adds texture to what was already one of the more anticipated expansions in recent memory. On the platform politics front, both Xbox and PlayStation appear to be quietly stepping back from actively promoting multiplatform releases — a notable shift given how loudly both had previously leaned into the strategy. Sony's latest PS5 advert meanwhile revives exclusivity language, following reports it is pulling back from PC ports.

Paradox had an unplanned Gamescom moment after apparently leaking its next grand strategy game early — described as a Fallout-meets-Crusader Kings concept, it was not the reveal the studio had planned. Falcom used the lead-up to the show differently, reaffirming its commitment to remaking classic Trails games, saying the studio is 'hoping to continue the remakes for a while.' The Wardogs beta drew nearly 500,000 players, with developers calling the FPS community's reaction 'insane,' and Castlevania: Belmont's Curse revealed its English voice cast in a new trailer.