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And my personal favorite of the additions is Stardew Valley. Several of the games coming to the service were announced at the event this week, and several of them are recognizable indie titles. Just when you think there are no more worlds for Xbox Game Pass to conquer, it’s adding even more games to the service. Rockstar parent company Take-Two released a glimpse of what’s in their pipeline for the coming fiscal year, and they have listed three unannounced iterations of past games listed.

And this isn’t just blind supposition either. Now there’s a rumor going around that Rockstar could be working on a remaster of those games for modern consoles. Grand Theft Auto has left a huge mark on the gaming industry, and the PS2-era trilogy more so than all the others: Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Rockstar might be making a GTA Remastered Trilogy Games set to come out next year include Far: Changing Tides, the sequel to Far: Lone Sails, and Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, which honestly looks like Jet Set Radio in all but name. These included Boyfriend Dungeon, a dating sim about dating sentient weapons (it’s better than it sounds, trust me), Axiom Verge 2, and Necrobarista: Final Pour, a rerelease of a visual novel about the dead socializing with the living. One highlight of the event was the number of games that were available as soon as the show was over. Stand-outs for later this year include Shovel Knight: Pocket Dungeon, a match-3 game starring indie poster boy Shovel Knight, and TOEM, a black-and-white cartoon adventure game in which the player must snap pictures of everything. Something about the Switch attracts really wonderful indies, and almost all of them look absolutely gorgeous. Nintendo held a small Indie World showcase event this week, in which it showed off all the indie games that are coming to the Switch this year. Nintendo shows off beautiful indies in its latest showcase It wouldn’t do much to mitigate the aforementioned inadequate response, but Blizzard could surely use the good optics right now. At least one stockholder has decried the “inadequate response.” On a slightly different note, there appears to be at least one unusual casualty of this scandal: Players are asking that Blizzard rename Overwatch character Jesse McCree, who took his name from the Blizzard employee. While these departures make it appear, on a superficial level, that the company is doing something, many are calling for the company to take more definitive action.

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While the company has not given a reason for their departures, McCree and LeCraft were both in a series of pictures showing the infamous “Cosby Suite” named in the lawsuit that started this whole thing.

We heard this week that Diablo 4 director Luis Barriga, World of Warcraft designer Jonathan LeCraft, and lead designer Jesse McCree are no longer with the company. Another round of “resignations” has seen some major figures leave the company in the last week. Let’s just embrace the fact that this story isn’t going away - and probably shouldn’t, given how big and important the company in question is. Activision Blizzard loses more personnel in scandalous times

Xbox Game Pass continues to get better, and we might be getting some Rockstar remasters. On the other hand, the Nintendo Switch is getting a bunch of indies, which is very good. The Activision Blizzard scandal continues unfurling, which isn’t so good. It’s been another quiet week in the August gaming slump, as we prepare for the big releases later this month.