God of War Creator Calls for Firing of PlayStation Studios Head

Here is a brief digest of everything happening in the global entertainment industry over the past day.

• Sony has repeatedly stated that users own their digital games, and these exact statements are now set to be used against the company in court. Sony could find itself in a legal trap.
• David Jaffe called for the firing of PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst, blaming him for the company’s failures and suggesting that Shuhei Yoshida be brought back to a leadership role.
• Sony was unhappy with the financial performance of Death Stranding, which is why it stopped working with Hideo Kojima, according to an analyst. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach sold 2.5 million copies.
• Even Domino’s is poking fun at the severed relationship between PlayStation and Hideo Kojima. The British branch has already joked about Sony’s strategy to drop physical discs.
• The developers of one of the worst games in Steam history are making a new strategy game with Blizzard, according to a rumor. Previously, the strategy game Homeworld 3 by studio Blackbird Interactive faced heavy criticism from many players.
• Battlefield 6 heads to Las Vegas, teased by the fifth season and the new REDSEC battle royale. The developers will offer an alternative mode where matches move faster.
• A streamer has logged 4,000 hours in Elden Ring and commissioned a mod to beat the game another 726 times. The FromSoftware project captures some players to an extreme degree.
• The player count for Marathon on Steam has plummeted to the level of Concord. Players believe that the third season, launching on September 22, could be the shooter’s last.
• It is a solid action game that failed to step out of the shadow of Insomniac’s previous titles, according to the first reviews for Marvel’s Wolverine. The game is scheduled for release on September 15.
• Gamers have found a way to speed up DLSS 5 by 45% right now. The main drawback of DLSS 5 is considered to be its handling of the full-size frame after image reconstruction.