OpenCritic Weekly Recap

This week: Nintendo releases a hardware refresh for the Switch with the Switch Pro rumor all but squashed, Apex Legends is hacked in an effort to drum up Titanfall 1 support, and Overwatch League is in the crosshairs of the DOJ. 

This week: Sony inadvertently leaks a potential acquisition when announcing Housemarque purchase, Xbox Game Streaming expands & grows more powerful, and CD Projekt Red feels "satisfied" with current state of Cyberpunk 2077.

This week: Rumors of Dead Space's return are circulating the web, Valve changes Steam again to prevent buying games in other countries, and Back 4 Blood will not ship with an offline mode.

This week: A litany of reveals from Microsoft, Nintendo, Ubisoft, and more during E3's 2021 all-digital event, Rockstar announces GTA Online shutdown for older consoles, and CDPR finds hack was potentially worse that it thought.

This week: Battlefield 2042 announced, EA's FIFA and Frostbite source-code stolen, CS:GO nixes many free-to-play perks, and Microsoft announces an expanded push of Game Streaming to the masses.

Solid evidence of an upcoming Nintendo Switch Pro launch prior to E3, God of War sequel pushed to 2022, Nintendo wins $2.1 million in lawsuit, and Flight Simulator's install size shrinks.

This week: Valve is working on a portable Steam handheld, Blizzcon 2021 cancellation, Battlefield 6 trailer leaks, and a cheating scandal in Trackmania speedruns has been discovered. 

This week: IGN responds to the abrupt takedown of it's Palestine charity post by senior management, Sega considers reboots of Jet Set Radio & Crazy Taxi, Overwatch 2 PvP details shared via livestream, and Nvidia bringing it's signature DLSS tech to VR.