The release date announcement arrived after weeks of leaks and teases, and it came during yesterday’s MSI Finals event, through a League of Legends Classic debut showmatch. LoL Classic will launch 29th July, and Riot is telling players to get their accounts ready beforehand by pre-downloading the game. Specific details about League of Legends Classic […]
Black Flag Resynced came under fire last week after players discovered the £49.99 single-player game (£59.99 if you’ve opted for the Deluxe Edition) launched with around £75 of microtransactions. Some of these fall into the cosmetics camp, while others are gameplay focused, providing time-saving shortcuts for busy types willing to fork over an extra bit
Straight from the r/Legoleak subreddit, we’ve received a first look at a Donkey Kong arcade machine potentially set to release in August for $200 USD. At the time of writing, the build hasn’t been formally announced, but considering the release date is soon and that this subreddit has been a reliable source of Lego leaks
"The best way to implement quality-of-life improvements? Don't impinge on the original experience, give the player more possibilities." “We are trying our best to win back trust from those players who felt [disappointed] in with the launch of Dragon’s Dogma 2,” says Oyama in an interview with Eurogamer. “We’ve already seen positive responses to the
Halo reporter Rebs Gaming originated the story on YouTube, saying they’d heard from multiple employees at Halo Studios that Project Ekur was no longer in development. The claim was backed up this afternoon by well-Microsoft-connected Windows Central reporter Jez Corden, who said the information was “100 percent true”. A week earlier, however, Rebs Gaming had
"GDQ is committed to supporting human rights and inclusivity." Though users on social media pointed out early that GDQ’s organisation should’ve binned plans for the stream, it still went live before it was cut short following criticism from the viewers. As our peers at Rock Paper Shotgun pointed out, 2026’s SGDQ raised $2,408,701 for Doctors
Six vulnerabilities in the widely used U-Boot bootloader have been discovered that could allow attackers to execute malicious code during device boot, potentially enabling stealthy firmware attacks that compromise security protections and install persistent malware. U-Boot is one of the world’s most widely used open-source bootloaders and is found in many embedded Linux devices, including
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The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) issued an alert about a global exploitation campaign targeting vulnerable content management systems (CMS) and plugins. The government agency says that many Australian businesses have already been affected by the malicious activity, with webshells being deployed on their sites. Webshells provide persistent access to the compromised sites and allow
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Researchers have built a pull request that steals a repository’s secrets by hiding the malicious instruction inside a PNG that AI code reviewers never open. The reviewer waves the change through. Later, a coding agent reads the picture, opens the repo’s .env, and writes every key into the source as a harmless-looking list of numbers.
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Previously, Anthropic said Fable 5 would be included in Pro, Max, Team, and premium Enterprise subscriptions only through July 7. After that, you would need usage credits to keep using the model. Later, Anthropic extended Fable 5 usage via paid plans until July 12. Ahead of the deadline, Claude’s Fable usage has been extended again,
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