PS6 Costs, Liquid Swords Bankruptcy, Modern Warfare 4 Reviews
Reports put PlayStation 6 memory and storage costs above $680 per console, with separate estimates suggesting the hardware could cost more than $1,000. Swedish studio Liquid Swords, the developer of Samson, is reportedly facing bankruptcy after months of unpaid developer wages, while Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 campaign reviews arrive ahead of its October 23 launch.
PlayStation 6 Memory and Storage Costs Reportedly Top $680
Reported estimates put the PlayStation 6’s memory and storage bill above $680 per console. A separate projection suggests the console could cost more than $1,000, with rising component costs linked in part to demand from AI data centers.
The $680 figure covers memory and storage alone, not the full hardware bill; the potential $1,000-plus price remains a reported estimate rather than confirmed retail pricing.
Liquid Swords Reportedly Faces Bankruptcy After Unpaid Wages
Swedish studio Liquid Swords, developer of the open-world action game Samson, is reportedly facing bankruptcy. Reports also cite months of unpaid wages to developers.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Campaign Reviews Arrive Before Launch
Campaign reviews for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 are appearing ahead of its October 23 launch on Nintendo Switch 2 and other platforms. Campaign early access is live, while a full review of the Nintendo Switch 2 version is still to come.
Gravity Circuit 2 Gets a Spring 2027 Release Window and Demo
Domesticated Ant Games and publisher Dear Villagers have released a trailer and Steam demo for Gravity Circuit 2, the sequel to their 2023 action platformer. The game is targeting Spring 2027 for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.