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Battlefield 6 patches in-game cosmetics after AI-generation allegations — Kotaku.com

Battlefield 6 patches in-game cosmetics after AI-generation allegations

Kotaku reports that Battlefield 6’s 1.1.3.6 update on Friday revised two cosmetic items, saying it “updated the Objective Ace and Winter Warning cosmetics to better align with Battlefield’s visual identity.” The move comes about a month after players flagged cosmetics that appeared to be at

Revive shelved game franchises by licensing them to mid‑size AA studios — Kotaku.com

Revive shelved game franchises by licensing them to mid‑size AA studios

Kotaku reports that many major, beloved game franchises are being shelved because publishers view nine‑figure budgets as too risky, and argues these series could be revived by licensing them to proven mid‑size “AA” teams and letting those teams work without interference. The article lists several examples: Dead Space

YouTuber runs Anthem on private peer-to-peer servers after shutdown — Kotaku.com

YouTuber runs Anthem on private peer-to-peer servers after shutdown

Kotaku reports that YouTuber And799 posted a video showing Anthem running on local peer-to-peer servers after the game's servers were shut down. In the clip And799 got the game running with two players in the same matchmaking space, though some online features, such as viewing an online profile,

The Sims 4: Royalty and Legacy expansion launches Feb 12, 2026 — Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net

The Sims 4: Royalty and Legacy expansion launches Feb 12, 2026

Pcgamer reported that The Sims 4 expansion Royalty and Legacy will launch on February 12, 2026, priced at $40. The pack centres on creating family dynasties, earning prestige, and responding to scandals. Players who buy the expansion before March 15 will also receive two bonus kits: Tea Time Solarium and

Josef Fares warns publishers against copying Clair Obscur’s AA success — Kotaku.com

Josef Fares warns publishers against copying Clair Obscur’s AA success

Kotaku reports Split Fiction director Josef Fares told The Game Business he worries the success of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 could lead publishers to overcommit to “double‑A” games and narrow the wider industry. Fares said the industry still needs triple‑A blockbusters and argued against treating any single hit

Former Anthem lead says development code for local hosting could be recovered — Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net

Former Anthem lead says development code for local hosting could be recovered

Pcgamer reports former BioWare executive producer and Anthem project lead Mark Darrah said the game's development included code that would let players' machines host sessions, and that the code "is there to be salvaged and recovered." Darrah noted Anthem launched as a client-server live service