The authors of Atomic Heart are buying up studios, the new Nintendo Switch will not be a revolution – the most interesting things of the week

A short digest of everything that has happened to the entertainment industry around the world over the past week

• Mundfish is buying up game studios in the wake of the success of Atomic Heart – according to rumors
• Baldur's Gate 3 player received an Xbox ban for a year — recording gameplay with naked Shadowheart
• Valve named the most popular video card on Steam in December 2023 – and confirmed the importance of Russian localization game in the UK
• Sony showed releases for PlayStation 5 in 2024 – a remake of Silent Hill 2, MGS Snake Eater, Stellar Blade and 15 more projects
• The Last of Us series from HBO received 8 Emmy awards – they proposed making a musical about Bill and Frank from the scandalous 3rd episode
• Grand Theft Auto remasters Trilogy was surprised by the quality on mobile – it looks like Rockstar will take care of the PC version as well
• War Thunder servers were attacked by hackers – Gaijin Entertainment paid players compensation and changed the event schedule
• The list of the most popular PlayStation games is hardly surprising – Fortnite is still in the lead
• A reference to the Titanic was found in Skyrim – Bethesda game surprises even many years after release
• The top 10 best optimized games for PC in 2023 have been named – Atomic Heart on the list

< li>Valve reveals the 50 most popular games on the Steam Deck in 2023 – and the top 20 for December

• “Innovation – loading screens” – a victory for Starfield and RDR 2 at The Steam Awards 2023 caused bewilderment even among some fans
• Dante and other characters from the series will appear in Fortnite along with the heroes of the movie “Avatar” – definitely not quite what they are counting on DmC fans
• The new Nintendo Switch is not a revolution, but an improved version for $400 – according to an analyst

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