Busy week in the game world: from Modern Warfare 4 and GTA 6 to EA Sports FC 27

The game industry had another week full of remarkable news. Big announcements, new details about long awaited titles and developments at different studios made sure that gamers had enough to look forward to.

One of the greatest revelations came from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. Activision announced that theèta starts next month. Players who preorder the game, get from 21 August Early access. A week later, the open bèta, so everyone can try out the latest shooter.

Also EA Sports FC 27 was officially revealed. The football game gets Kylian Mbappé on the cover and introduces with The Grounds a completely new open world mode. EA thus takes a new step in the development of the popular football series.

In the meantime, new details were also published on Grand Theft Auto 6. According to recent reports, the game is built up modularly, allowing players to choose which parts they install. For example, it becomes possible to only download the single player, which can save storage space. In addition, GTA Online a new content update.

With Developer Bungie There was also news. Joe Ziegler, director of the extraction shooter Marathon, left after four years of the project. Bungie tells us that the development continues under the leadership of a new team. Also actress Jennifer English, known for her role in Tides of Annihilation, decided to put her work on the game because she could no longer combine her agenda with other projects.

After the recent reorganisation, Microsoft seems to want to invest more in console exclusives. In addition, more details were shared about the multiplayer and theèOf Gears of War: E-Day. Despite concerns about growth expectations, it remains Xbox Game Pass Add new games to his catalogue.

Sony also made the headlines this week. The company was criticised for its digital strategy and temporarily struggled with a malfunction of the PlayStation Network. At the same time Sony also shared positive news with updates about God of War, LEGO Donkey Kong, Final Fantasy X and Marvel's Wolverine.

Finally, it was announced that Tomb Raider: Catalyst has been postponed to 2028. The Commission's Call of Duty film is now on the agenda for the same year. Fans of LEGO and anime can also look forward to a LEGO One Piece Special, in the future Netflix will appear.

With so many announcements and developments, it was again a busy week for the gaming industry, in which both major publishers and developers made themselves heard.