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AppWizard

October 11, 2026

GTA 6 leaker threatens to upload a build with ‘full story mode’

Cyberleek has been sharing footage of Grand Theft Auto 6 since August, with a recent 25-minute video featuring co-protagonist Jason. The game's official release is on November 19 for console players. Cyberleek is offering to leak a playable build of the game if their memecoin reaches a million market capitalization. They claim the build will include the full story mode and are inviting requests for specific content. This situation puts Take-Two Interactive in a difficult position regarding their response. Previous Xbox streaming attempts have not met expectations, and gamers are looking forward to other releases like The Blood of Dawnwalker and Hellraiser.

AppWizard

October 9, 2026

I might finally have gone too far with a GTA 5 mod that imports most of Doom 2

A mod named Doom 2 in GTA 5 Hell On Earth (D2IGTA5HOE) merges elements of Doom 2 with Grand Theft Auto 5, allowing players to switch from third-person to first-person perspective using the F9 key. Players can engage in combat in Los Santos with weapons from the Doom franchise, such as a minigun and BFG, while activating Hell On Earth mode with the F10 key introduces Doom 2 enemies. The gameplay features include battling demons and armed furries, with additional features like flossing and Superman mode also triggered by the F10 key, which can clutter the screen.

BetaBeacon

October 9, 2026

Monster Hunter Rise Releasing on iOS and Android Through Netflix

Monster Hunter Rise has new mobile-only features and improvements, including reconstructed touch controls, a new Recovery feature, and unlocked Challenge and Event quests through game progression.

BetaBeacon

October 8, 2026

Monster Hunter Rise Releasing on iOS and Android Through Netflix

Monster Hunter Rise is now available on iOS and Android devices through Netflix, requiring players to be members of Netflix to play. The game has reconstructed touch controls for smartphones and tablets, a new Recovery feature, and unlocked Challenge and Event quests through game progression.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

Someone Used AI to Make Minecraft Playable Inside Twitter With Working Multiplayer, and Immediately Sold Spons

A browser-based clone of Minecraft called "Tweetcraft" has been created by a user named jaivin, allowing multiplayer sessions within posts on X/Twitter. The game uses AI to operate seamlessly in the browser and offers in-game sponsorships purchasable with cryptocurrency. Although it resembles Minecraft, jaivin claims it does not use any of Minecraft's assets and is not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft. The launch post for Tweetcraft received 7.4 million views, indicating positive reception despite concerns over potential legal issues. Additionally, other AI-generated gaming clones, such as browser-based versions of GTA 5 and Halo, have been released but faced takedowns from intellectual property owners. The rise of these AI-driven clones raises questions about the sustainability of such practices in the gaming industry.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

Someone Used AI to Make Minecraft Playable Inside Twitter With Working Multiplayer, and Immediately Sold Sponsorships via Crypto

Minecraft is now playable within posts on X (formerly Twitter) through a project called "Tweetcraft," developed by user jaivin using AI technology. Tweetcraft allows users to create a shared Minecraft world and post a link for others to join in real-time multiplayer sessions. Jaivin has also introduced in-game sponsorship opportunities, enabling players to purchase ad placements with cryptocurrency. The project operates without official authorization from Mojang or Microsoft, and jaivin claims it uses none of Minecraft's assets. The launch post has garnered over 7.4 million views, raising potential legal concerns. The community's response includes both enthusiasm and apprehension regarding possible legal challenges. Additionally, October has seen the emergence of browser-based versions of other popular games, highlighting the rapid innovation in AI-generated gaming content.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

No, GTA 6 won’t be playable on PC via Xbox Cloud Gaming, and Microsoft doesn’t have exclusive streaming rights either, exec clarifies

Matthew Ball, chief strategy officer at Xbox, clarified that GTA 6 will not be available for streaming on PC and will not be an exclusive offering for Xbox. He stated that while the game will launch on Xbox on November 19, it will not be streamed exclusively or to PC. The Xbox Cloud Streaming app for PC will not include GTA 6, and the decision to exclude PC from streaming options is notable given Rockstar Games' history of favoring console releases. Additionally, Xbox's new streaming limitations will restrict players to 15 hours of gameplay under the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, with extra hours available for purchase, coinciding with the release of GTA 6.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

GTA VI To Stream On XBOX Cloud Gaming, But Not On PC

Microsoft has secured non-exclusive cloud streaming rights for Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI), announced on October 7, 2026, ahead of the game's launch on November 19, 2026. Xbox Series X|S users will be able to stream the game, but cloud gaming support will not be available for PC platforms. The agreement allows for the possibility of GTA VI streaming on other platforms, including Sony's PS5. Microsoft will introduce a new paid Cloud Gaming plan in November, separate from Game Pass, allowing users to purchase cloud playtime hours. Starting in November, Game Pass members will have monthly usage limits based on their subscription tier: Ultimate (15 hours), Premium (10 hours), and Essential (5 hours). Members can purchase additional cloud playtime if they exhaust their monthly hours.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

Xbox did not get exclusive streaming rights for GTA VI. PC will also be without a cloud version

Xbox Chief Strategy Officer Matthew Ball clarified that Xbox has not secured exclusive streaming rights for GTA VI, which is set to launch on November 19, 2026. The game will not be available for cloud streaming on PC. Despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise, Ball confirmed that GTA VI will launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the PC version still unconfirmed. Industry insider Jez Corden indicated that the game may not be accessible via any streaming services at launch.

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

Xbox Reportedly Secures Exclusive Cloud Streaming Rights to GTA 6, Could Make Game Playable on PC at Launch

Xbox has secured exclusive streaming rights to Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), allowing players to access the game on PC via cloud streaming at launch without needing an Xbox console. The streaming deal is expected to start with the game's release in November. Xbox's Game Pass subscription model is also changing, with new pay-as-you-go plans launching in November for timed streaming access to GTA 6. Xbox's Chief Strategy Officer stated that pre-order numbers for GTA 6 are strong on their platform, while PlayStation has secured marketing rights and is promoting exclusive enhancements for the PS5 version.