Sony Receives Financial Argument Against Physical Games While No Man’s Sky Update Highlights September 9

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

• Sony received a powerful financial argument against physical games, according to an analyst
• Capcom earned over $617 million on Steam for 2026, with nearly half coming from older games. The Resident Evil franchise continues to sustain Capcom as a whole
• A LEGO set featuring an adult Link and his horse Epona from The Legend of Zelda universe has been announced. Link includes a custom face, the Master Sword, a shield, and his classic green outfit
• A massive Steam leak revealed Persona 6, Kingdom Hearts IV, and dozens of other games. Achievements for dozens of titles leaked through the store API
• “Heavy anomalies”: Remedy published the system requirements for CONTROL Resonant, and the game will take up 120 GB on your SSD. The developers released a detailed table outlining configurations for various graphics levels
• Sony revealed the line-up of games coming to PlayStation Plus subscribers in September, including Ball x Pit, RuneScape: Dragonwilds, and many other projects
• A digital MOBA-style fantasy board game based on a zero-luck principle is being removed from Steam. Tabletopia – Guards of Atlantis II will soon disappear from the digital store
• The host of The Game Awards and the lead architect of PlayStation are investing millions in the next generation of game developers. Geoff Keighley and Mark Cerny plan to make major financial commitments
• You can avoid playing games and still be a gamer, according to Sega. Sega President and COO Shuji Utsumi told Nikkei that modern players increasingly experience well-known franchises outside of actual games
• Nintendo transformed a classic. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake was compared to the N64 version