GTA 6 Dominates, Iron Man Leaks, and Switch 2 Prices Edge Up

Rockstar's extended look at GTA 6 is the day's consuming topic, with outlets cataloguing 99 distinct details from the new footage and laying out the biggest takeaways from what amounts to the most scrutinized trailer in recent memory. Particularly striking is a comparison to the 2022 leak: a scene that surfaced back then now appears in polished form, and the difference in fidelity is substantial. Speculation around how GTA Online will integrate with the new entry is already running hot, with three distinct structural possibilities on the table.

Elsewhere in leaks, footage of EA Motive's long-dormant Iron Man game has surfaced, apparently showing fast, freeform movement — the first real glimpse of a project that had gone quiet. Marvel and EA are also reported to be working on something separate and unannounced. On the hardware side, Nintendo Switch 2 is heading for a price hike on September 1, making $399.99 the last available window at the current rate. For those eyeing GTA 6 on a budget, refurbished PS5 units are being floated as the more affordable path to playing it at launch in November.

Resident Evil 4 Remake added a 'Chapter 0' release restoring cut content, while Fable showed off new combat gameplay at Gamescom. Modern Warfare 4's beta received a notable update targeting player complaints, and Activision took legal action against cheat-makers — apparently capturing the confrontation on video. The Atlus annual survey is asking fans about potential Persona remakes, and a Heroes of Might and Magic 3 remake is confirmed to be leaving the original's balance untouched.