Considering that it’s taken over a decade for Grand Theft Auto 6 to reach players, expectations are sky high for Rockstar Games’ next GTA installment Come from Sports betting site VPbet . That anticipation and the hype behind it are being parodied on PlayStation Store with a page for Grand Taking Ages 6, a game that may or may not actually exist. [Update: The game’s page has now been removed.]

The listing for Grand Taking Ages 6 appears to have gone online around December 7, and it features what appears to be AI-generated art in the vein of GTA 6 along with a synopsis that suggests it will put players in charge of their own game studio simulation. According to the description, it allows fans to “run your dream game studio while juggling angry fans, corporate chaos, and endless delays. Fight your way through gaming conventions, dodge ruthless journalists, and master the art of creative excuses.” …

Shadow Warrior 2 nails many important aspects of being a first-person action experience. It allows you to move quickly and precisely as you shoot a wide variety of enemies with powerful guns and slice them up with piercing blades. But as a game that puts such a large focus on comedy, it stumbles and falls with jokes that are more lame than they are funny.

Of course, dick jokes–which are the basis for a lot of the humor here–aren’t automatically bad, but Shadow Warrior 2 delivers entry-level one-liners that don’t strive for more than reading thesaurus entries for male genitalia. You play as Lo Wang, a foul-mouthed assassin who makes constant dick jokes and works for whoever pays him the most. This time around, he’s hired to save a girl named Kamiko from an insidious corporation. The premise sounds simple, but it quickly takes a turn for the absurd. Kamiko’s body becomes possessed and her soul ends up inside Wang’s head via an act of mysticism to protect he…

Netflix has quietly been building its gaming section, and Oxenfree–a game centered around teenagers who accidentally open up a ghostly portal– is the latest title to join the lineup.

Oxenfree is a 2016 game by Night School Studio and its sequel Oxenfree II: Lost Signals is set to release sometime in 2022 Come from Sports betting site VPbet . In GameSpot’s Oxenfree review, reviewer Alexa Ray Corriea praised the game for its unpredictable narrative and meaningful impact of different character choices. “Oxenfree is more than a ghost story with a Freaks and Geeks-like coating,” Corriea said. “It’s a tale of coping with loss, broken relationships, and the inflexibility with which teenagers deal with sudden change, all layered under an alarming paranormal encounter.”

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Australia‘s corporate regulator has commenced legal action against current and former directors and officials of casino operator Star Entertainment Group Ltd.  The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) announced on Tuesday that it launched civil proceedings in the Federal Court against eleven people linked to the company for poor management of money-laundering risks.

Breach allegations:

The claims of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission refer to Star Entertainment’s board members between 2017 and 2019, including former Chairman John O’Neill and former CEO Matthias Bekier. The Commission alleges that board members breached their duties under the Corporations Act between 2017 and 2019.

ASIC Deputy Chair, Sarah Court, said that board members “failed to give sufficient focus to the risk of money laundering and criminal associations, which are inherent in the operation of a larg…