[00:01] in today's gaming news, our next look at GTA 6 will be in an unlikely place. Warning stickers are starting to appear on PS5 boxes, and Capcom seems unfazed by the demise [music] of physical discs. This is your daily fix.
[00:24] Auto 6 an extended look will premiere on Netflix later this month. Rather than a special event showcase sounds like it will offer fans a far deeper dive on blockbuster. This extended look will
[00:38] become available to stream via Netflix on Thursday, August 27th at 12:00 p.m. Pacific. Don't have a Netflix subscription? Do not fear. The extended via YouTube just 6 hours later at 6:00 p.m. Pacific. Netflix wrote in a blog
[00:52] blockbuster series comes 13 years following the debut of GTA 5, the same into original programming." This collaboration represents the next generation of storytelling and content on Netflix. It's now been almost 500
[01:07] days since the last trailer back in May 2025. So long ago, that when you go back and watch it, it still has GTA 6's previous release date attached to it. Today's announcement has been met with a lot of eye rolling. Understandably,
[01:20] trailers being locked behind paid subscription services, even if for a mere 6 hours. Moving on, Sony now seems to be placing advisory stickers on PlayStation 5 consoles warning players that physical
[01:32] games will be discontinued in the not too distant future. One such sticker was spotted on the back of a PS5 box and shared to social media yesterday with a message that reads, "Important notice. From January 2028, newly released games
[01:44] on PlayStation will be available for purchase on PlayStation Store and at retailers in digital format only. Discs released before January 2028 can If true, this is just another sign that Sony isn't reversing its plans to phase
[01:58] out physical game discs. Its chief financial officer, Lin Tao, effectively erased all doubts about its intent to pursue an all-digital future during an investor focused Q&A in late July. She said, "We put in a lot of thought
[02:10] this, and we came to this conclusion, and we're going to cautiously move this Speaking of the physical versus digital debate, Resident Evil and Monster Hunter of an impact from the death of physical
[02:24] game sales as the vast majority of its titles are already sold digitally. investor Q&A, Capcom replied to a question asking whether the publisher would be impacted by the shrinking physical game market. Capcom said,
[02:37] "Approximately 90% of our unit sales are digital. We do not anticipate a significant impact at this time." Interestingly, Nintendo said in its own financial results today that its ratio of digital sales to physical rose
[02:50] slightly by 2.2 points to 61.5%. Though this is still much lower than that Nintendo fans, in particular, enjoy for younger players who can share games between family members and friends.
[03:04] year with more than 2 million sales for new franchise Pragmata and 8 million sales for Resident Evil Requiem. Up next will be Onimusha Warlords of the Sword on September 4th, Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen for Switch 2 on October 9th, then
[03:17] Resident Evil Veronica next year. The company also has major expansions to Hunter Wilds in the works. >> [snorts] August 6th. It's time for a brand new month of gaming. Jump into the Humble
[03:30] August Choice Bundle and score an amazing lineup of titles. Right now, you TMNT: Shredder's Revenge Ultimate Edition, Dead Cells with Bad Seed DLC, Deck Tamer, Conquest Dark, Gatekeeper, Pile Up, and Dark Envoy. This month's
[03:46] charity is Oceana, an international advocacy organization dedicated to ocean conservation. Head to humblebundle.com to start playing today. I'm Daemon Hatfield and for all your video game news, stay tuned to IGN.