It has just been reported by Bloomberg that Sony has officially canceled Fairgames, an online, live-service, heist shooter that PlayStation has been working on since before its announcement in 2023. The publication cites an internal email sent to PlayStation employees on Tuesday, November 10, which explains that, during a recent large-scale test of the game, "player feedback and retention were mixed and fell short of the goals we had set," despite "strong operational excellence, live ops readiness, and community en
Combined with challenging market conditions in the PVP shooter genre, we have made the difficult decision to cease development on the game.
Published by TechPowerUp, this update lands as hardware buyers and self-hosted AI builders weigh price-to-performance, memory bandwidth, and Linux driver support across current-generation platforms.
AMD executives confirmed the upcoming Zen 6 EPYC 9006 'Venice' server processors were not specifically designed for agentic AI workloads. Despite the admission during a recent media briefing, Corporate VP Madhu Rangarajan and Chief Zen Architect Mike Clark maintained that the architecture's diverse compute capabilities naturally suit emerging multi-step agentic workflows.
GTA 6 is now the most pre-ordered game ever on both the PlayStation Store and the Microsoft Store, according to Sony and Microsoft. Sony announced the record in a PlayStation Blog post that opened PS5 pre-loading nine days before the November 19 launch, pointing to "unprecedented demand" for the early start.
Xbox One owners will be able to play GTA 6 when it launches on November 19, while PC players still have no official way in. In its pre-load announcement, which also confirmed a 30 FPS target on consoles, Rockstar says the game will be available through Xbox Cloud Gaming on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles, using Xbox Series S graphics settings.
Earlier in 2026, it was reported that Sony would no longer be porting the majority of its games to PC , with those reports later being backed up by an official confirmation that narrative games would remain PlayStation exclusive. Now, Sony has announced that it will soon be ending development of the PlayStation Plus PC app, which previously allowed PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers to stream PlayStation Plus games from their PCs.