Stay updated on the latest gaming news: Rockstar addresses the GTA VI leaks, Electronic Arts approves a $52.5B acquisition deal, and industry shifts.

Rockstar Games confirmed that it will release further details about Grand Theft Auto VI after a recent leak sparked widespread discussion among fans.

Military Unit Offers GTA VI Play Pass

An Army unit under the current administration announced a four‑day video‑game pass for re‑enlisting soldiers, allowing them to play the unreleased Grand Theft Auto VI title.

Electronic Arts Sale Approved

Electronic Arts agreed to a $52.5 billion acquisition, marking one of the largest deals in video‑game history. The transaction received regulatory clearance and is expected to close later this year.

Roblox Faces State Lawsuit

Nebraska filed a lawsuit against Roblox, alleging the platform failed to protect children from safety hazards. The complaint seeks damages and stricter oversight of the online service.

Parent‑Control Tools Expanded

Roblox announced new parental‑control features that give caregivers additional options to limit chat, restrict purchases and monitor playtime.

Rare Nintendo Mario Cartridges Unearthed

Collectors in Wisconsin uncovered a handful of ultrarare Nintendo Mario game cartridges dating back to the early 1990s. The find has drawn interest from preservation groups.

eBay Shares Surge on Buyout Bid

Shares of eBay rose sharply after GameStop founder Ryan Cohen submitted a $56 billion buyout proposal. Market analysts noted the bid could reshape the online‑retail landscape.

Pokémon Rebukes White House Use of IP

The Pokémon Company issued a statement rejecting the White House’s use of its characters in a social‑media post, calling the appropriation unauthorized.

Switch 2 Production Delays

Pre‑orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 in the United States were delayed, a development officials linked to tariff measures imposed by the Trump administration.

FTC Refunds Fortnite Players

The Federal Trade Commission ordered a $72 million refund to Fortnite players, stating that Epic Games used deceptive practices to encourage in‑game purchases.

GameStop Investigates Switch 2 Screen Damage

GameStop launched an inquiry after reports surfaced that some Nintendo Switch 2 units arrived with screens punctured by staples.

Saquon Barkley on Madden NFL 26 Cover

Eagles running back Saquon Barkley was named the cover athlete for Madden NFL 26, a decision announced by the game's publisher.

Obscure Disney Game Gains Horror Following

A 2003 Disney title set in the Winnie the Pooh universe has become a viral horror curiosity on streaming platforms, drawing a new audience to the retro game.

Patent Lawsuit Over Palworld

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company filed a lawsuit accusing the developer of Palworld of patent infringement related to game mechanics and character designs.

Performers Strike Over AI

Video‑game performers announced a strike, citing concerns that artificial‑intelligence technologies threaten their employment and creative rights.