In this episode, we break down one of the biggest weeks in gaming news—packed with long-awaited reveals, major delays, industry controversies, and huge shifts in tech shaping the future of the medium. #GamingNews #gamingpodcast #youtubegaming We start with Blood of Dawnwalker, the newly revealed dark-fantasy action RPG blending Witcher-style storytelling with vampire-driven combat set in plague-ridden 14th-century Europe. Then we dive into Horizon Steel Frontiers, the franchise’s first MMORPG, where players team up to hunt massive machines in a Monster Hunter-inspired open world. We also cover Rockstar’s newest headline storms: the GTA VI delay to November 19, 2026, and the escalating union-busting allegations after over 30 employees were fired across UK and Canadian studios. From there, we look at Valve’s surprising return to the living-room console market with a new SteamOS-powered Steam Machine targeting 4K60 performance. We discuss the fan-led revival of Concord, the cancelled PlayStation live-service shooter that modders have brought back online. We also examine the increasingly troubled development of Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, now delayed again with no gameplay shown. Next, we address the ongoing identity crisis of Call of Duty, as Black Ops 7’s controversial online-only campaign and lack of basic features drive players toward new IPs like Arc Raiders. And finally, we break down the explosive debate surrounding generative AI in AAA development, following Activision’s admission that Black Ops 7 uses AI for asset creation and the massive rise of AI-assisted games across Steam.