Obsidian's fate leaked, GTA 6 hackers escalate, and Witcher 3 Remastered stumbles

A leaked internal memo has revealed Obsidian Entertainment's situation under Bethesda, giving the clearest picture yet of how Microsoft's studio reorganisation is reshaping one of RPG's most storied developers. The leak lands alongside a grim sidebar: the hackers behind the failed GTA 6 leak are now reportedly threatening the FBI, a strange escalation that keeps the Rockstar Games breach in the headlines long after the initial incident.

CD Projekt Red released side-by-side footage of Witcher 3 Remastered this week, and the reaction has been pointed — the new version appears to look worse in places, a rare own-goal for a studio that built its reputation on visual fidelity. Separate from that, World of Warcraft: Forever's first patch is bringing back storms, something the headline describes as the number-one thing seasoned players missed, while a Polygon piece makes the case that World of Warcraft could never work on PS5 or Xbox at all.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies is coming to VR on Quest and Meta VR Glasses, an unexpected platform jump for the long-running courtroom series. Stellar Blade's Switch 2 version will include a frame generation toggle, a notable technical option for the port. Quake Champions has shed its live-service model entirely, relaunching as a ten-dollar game — a clean break from the 2017 version's accumulated baggage. A Steam game also disabled its mods after suffering its second Workshop malware outbreak of the year, a recurring problem the platform has yet to solve.