November 12 Highlights: Jensen Huang Kicked Out of His Own Company, Gamers Can’t Distinguish GTA VI Gameplay From Real Footage

A roundup of the past day’s gaming and entertainment news from around the world:

• Jensen Huang was ousted as NVIDIA’s director, and the company’s shares fell 10%. Huang was one of NVIDIA’s founders and spent 33 years at the company.
• Players cannot distinguish GTA VI gameplay from real footage. The Grand Theft Auto VI marketing campaign extends beyond the internet: some locations in Miami, the real-life inspiration for Vice City, have been rebranded, and cars decorated in the style of the new Rockstar Games title have taken to the streets.
• Sony plans to make anime one of its main business areas. In 2025, the company became the largest shareholder in Kadokawa, which owns an extensive library of manga, light novels, and video games.
• A catalog of PlayStation consoles and accessories has appeared in the PS5 interface, but users cannot place orders through it. Instead of a purchase button, the screen displays QR codes that lead to the PlayStation Direct store.
• Starting January 26, 2027, Nintendo will disable account sign-ins through Google and Apple. Users will still be able to sign in with an email address and password or a passkey.
• A new gameplay trailer for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn shows zero-gravity gunfights, how decisions affect events, and an introduction to a future companion.
• “I want everything to be perfect”: Henry Cavill discussed the progress of the Warhammer 40,000 series.
• Ubisoft is reworking Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake after criticism and has shown a new Angel model.
• Hearts of Iron IV will get an expansion featuring a communist United States, new diplomacy mechanics, and focuses for Romania. Paradox showed the Expansion Pass 3 DLC bundle.
• Heroes of the Storm received experimental update 2.57.1, and Blizzard detailed the changes.

Source: iXBT.games