GTA 6 Cover Story, Zelda: Ocarina Launch, Control Resonant Update
Grand Theft Auto VI takes over the next news cycle with a major Game Informer cover story, while Nintendo releases fresh footage of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2. Remedy also outlines the first post-launch additions for Control Resonant.
Grand Theft Auto VI Gets a 14-Page Game Informer Cover Story
Grand Theft Auto VI is the subject of a 14-page Game Informer cover story featuring exclusive interviews with Rockstar Games and a dozen new screenshots. The issue arrives on September 29, with Jason and Lucia pictured on the cover in a stylized image of the pair in a gun-equipped car.
Game Informer’s feature provides the next scheduled information drop for Rockstar’s open-world sequel, which remains centered on protagonists Jason and Lucia. The magazine issue is set to release on Tuesday, September 29.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Launches on Nintendo Switch 2 November 5
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, and Nintendo has released an extended clip focused on Ganondorf. The footage shows Link’s encounter with him and is available through the Nintendo Today! mobile app.
Nintendo has also published comparison videos featuring the Nintendo 64 and 3DS versions of Ocarina of Time, giving viewers another look at how the Switch 2 release compares with earlier editions.
Control Resonant Adds New Game++ and Photo Mode Next Month
Control Resonant receives a launch-day hotfix addressing complaints about its combat, with Remedy Entertainment planning a fuller update for next month. That update adds a New Game++ mode and a photo mode.
The planned New Game++ mode is aimed at players returning for another run, while photo mode expands the game’s screenshot tools. Both additions follow the initial hotfix released on the day Control Resonant launched.
Castlevania Turns 40 With Free Original Game Giveaway
Konami is giving away the original 1986 Castlevania for free on the App Store and Google Play as the series celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Castlevania first launched as Akumajō Dracula on the NES on September 26, 1986, and the franchise is scheduled to return with Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse on October 15, 2026.
Nintendo Receives $4.5 Million Switch Piracy Judgment
A US district judge has granted Nintendo a $4.5 million default judgment against James Williams, the former Reddit moderator known online as “Archbox,” after he failed to respond to a lawsuit concerning alleged Nintendo Switch piracy. The judgment is reported as £3.4 million.
Because the ruling is a default judgment, the case concludes without Williams responding to Nintendo’s lawsuit in court. The legal action centers on alleged piracy connected to the Switch platform.