GTA 6 stacks its radio lineup while Forza Horizon 6 gets a PS5 date

GTA 6 is filling out its world in detail: Rockstar has confirmed a star-studded DJ roster that includes Bad Bunny and Lana Del Rey, alongside radio stations that bring back a Vice City classic and introduce a heavy metal offering. The reveals paint a picture of a game leaning hard into its Miami setting's cultural breadth.

Forza Horizon 6 has been officially dated for PS5, with first gameplay footage now out and an expansion announced alongside it. The news matters beyond platform politics — it confirms Microsoft's racing flagship is committed to a multiplatform future. On a grimmer note for live-service ambitions, Ubisoft is shutting down Rainbow Six Mobile after less than a year following its official launch in 2026, a notably short run for a title that only recently went live.

A 21-year-old coder has ported the original P.T. to PC, explaining that watching something so influential edge toward unplayability never sat right with them — a fan preservation effort for a demo that has had no official home since Sony pulled it from the PlayStation store. Separately, Telltale's long-dormant catalogue is seeing movement, with one of the studio's most celebrated games officially announced as making a comeback 13 years on. And Dave the Diver is closing out its DLC run with a Subnautica 2 crossover, a fittingly aquatic send-off.