Gran Turismo 7 Releases Update 1.63

When *Gran Turismo 7* first launched, players criticized its use of in-game purchases and repetitive gameplay, leading to negative reviews. However, the game has become much more popular over time, now averaging a score of 87 on OpenCritic. The developers quickly responded to feedback by releasing regular updates and making changes to improve the experience – and they’ve continued to do so for over three years. The latest update, released in August 2025, added four new cars – including the ’25 Chevrolet Corvette CX Concept and the ’26 Afeela 1 – and three new races for players to enjoy.

Altcoins’ $8B Fiasco: Bitcoin’s Triumph!

This wave of liquidations has fueled debate among investors and analysts about whether the market is entering a deeper corrective phase or simply resetting before another leg higher. With billions of dollars wiped from altcoin valuations in a single session, the event has heightened uncertainty and left traders on edge. 🧠😵

Bitcoin ETFs Flee $363M, Ether Funds Suffer $76M – What Now? 💸

One cannot help but observe that the week began with a most unflattering dip for both bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds, as investors, ever the fickle suitors, chose to trim their exposure following a period of volatile flows. Monday’s numbers reveal a most disheartening trend, with no ETF spared from the crimson hue of losses. 📉

Former Blizzard President Throws Shade at Microsoft Over Continued Xbox Price Increases

Microsoft has increased the price of Xbox consoles again this year, marking the second price hike in 2025. They first raised prices in May for the Xbox Series X/S consoles, as well as some special controllers and accessories. Now, the Xbox Series S 512GB will cost $400 instead of $380, and the 1TB version will go up to $450 from $430. The digital version of the Xbox Series X will increase from $550 to $600, while the standard Xbox Series X will be priced at $650, a jump from its previous $600 price. These new prices will be effective in the United States starting October 3rd.

Dying Light: The Beast’s Parkour Is Equal Parts Pilgrimage and Perspective

Compared to previous *Dying Light* games, *Dying Light: The Beast* features a less crowded open world. While the series has always focused on city environments, this new installment includes more open areas for players to explore. This change actually creates a unique and beautiful perspective. When players reach the highest points in the game, they might even momentarily forget they’re in a zombie apocalypse – and that’s what makes *Dying Light: The Beast* feel different from the previous two games.

PlayStation Announces New State of Play for This Week

Following the success of their 2021 PlayStation 5 exclusive, *Returnal*, Housemarque announced their next game, *Saros*, in February 2025. While not a direct sequel to *Returnal* as some fans hoped, *Saros* will expand on the gameplay and storytelling of the 2021 roguelike, but with some new features. Housemarque explained that *Saros* will let players select and permanently improve their equipment – weapons and suit upgrades – allowing them to become more powerful with each playthrough, a feature not present in *Returnal*.