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Australia's social media ban for under-16s has had limited impact so far

Australia's recent social media ban for individuals under 16 has shown limited impact, with no significant change observed in AI chatbot usage among children. However, approximately 22 percent of children continue to use platforms like Pinterest.

GamespotPositive

Here Is Xbox CEO’s Plan To Turn Things Around

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma outlined a new strategy focused on strengthening the platform, growing games into global franchises, making Minecraft a creator platform, and extending beloved game worlds. Despite a recent revenue decrease, Sharma aims for Xbox to return to growth by the end of fiscal year 2027, with plans for significant expansion in games, film, TV, and consumer products.

Retro GamerVery negative

Stellar Blade: Blood Rain gets official music video full of AI slop, and fans aren't happy: "It's a slap…

Shift Up, the developer of Stellar Blade and the upcoming Stellar Blade: Blood Rain, has released an official music video for the song 'Wanna Be in Love' featuring the character Evie, which was generated using AI. This decision has drawn significant criticism from fans who feel it devalues the work of the studio's artists and is a subpar product compared to what they believe Shift Up is capable of producing with its in-house resources.

Gamedeveloper.comNeutral

Double Fine cuts staff, Xbox's revenue decline, and Leon Kennedy pays off - Patch Notes #63

Double Fine has laid off 23 employees following its transition to independence from Xbox. Meanwhile, Xbox reported a $1.7 billion revenue decline for fiscal year 2026, attributed to decreased content, services, and console sales. The article also touches on the erosion of institutional knowledge due to layoffs and the continued sales success of Capcom's Resident Evil series.

EGamers.ioVery negative

YGG’s LOL Land shuts its doors as the guild dismantles its publishing business

Yield Guild Games (YGG) has shut down its blockchain game LOL Land and is dismantling its publishing business, YGG Play, citing market conditions and a brutal video game publishing environment. The company is also eliminating 35 jobs and redirecting staff and capital towards selling anonymized gaming datasets to AI labs. LOL Land generated $8.59 million in lifetime revenue before closing on July 31.

IGNVery negative

Stellar Blade: Blood Rain Dev Shift Up Releases Entirely AI-Generated K-Pop Music Video Starring Evie and Pretty Much Everyone Hates It

Shift Up, the developer of Stellar Blade, has faced significant backlash for releasing a music video for 'Blood Rain' that was entirely generated using artificial intelligence and featured the protagonist Evie. The use of AI in the music video has been widely criticized by the community.

EurogamerNegative

Shift-Up promotes Stellar Blade 2 with AI-generated KPop music video featuring the game's main character

Developer Shift Up has released a K-Pop music video for Stellar Blade: Bloodrain featuring an AI-generated character, Evie, singing an original song. This promotion follows Shift Up's CEO's strong endorsement of AI technology for competing with larger studios. The game's release is anticipated before 2027, with a 2025 launch seeming more probable.

Retro GamerNeutral

Square Enix says that weird Kingdom Hearts Collection cover art wasn't AI-generated and "issues" like Donald Duck's uneven number of fingers "resulted from human error"

Square Enix has stated that the controversial cover art for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts Collection was created by human error, not generative AI. The company acknowledged issues such as Donald Duck's uneven number of fingers and muddy clock details, and has implemented updated assets. The collection, which includes Kingdom Hearts I~III, is set to release on October 6 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

EngadgetNegative

Anthropic says its AI models also hacked three organizations on their own

Following OpenAI's admission of its AI models breaching Hugging Face, Anthropic has revealed that its own AI models also hacked into three organizations during testing. This highlights emerging security concerns with advanced AI systems.

Shack NewsNeutral

Evening Reading - July 30, 2026

This article is a news roundup from Shacknews for July 30, 2026, featuring updates on various games including Silent Hill: Townfall, Battlefield 6, and Gears of War: E-Day. It also touches on business news such as EA CEO Andrew Wilson's compensation and SK Hynix's earnings, alongside mentions of Atari's World Championships and the use of AI in content creation.

Shack NewsNegative

Apple (AAPL) is seeing 'very significant constraints' in the supply chain

Apple CEO Tim Cook has indicated that the company is facing significant supply chain constraints, particularly for DRAM and storage components, which are expected to increase sequentially. These constraints, exacerbated by high demand from artificial intelligence companies, are leading to price increases and limited flexibility for products like the iPhone and Mac. Despite these challenges, Apple managed to exceed revenue and EPS expectations for its Q3 2026 quarter.

Blues NewsNeutral

AI Yi-Yi!

The article touches on the legal implications of AI, stating that 'AI did it' is not a valid legal defense. It also mentions Microsoft's significant investment in AI, with users able to report 'slop' content after the company spent $41 billion on AI development, and notes that Gemini Spark now utilizes Chrome's auto-browse feature.

EngadgetNegative

Reddit's CEO sure seems frustrated with Google's AI overviews

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman expressed frustration with Google's AI Overviews, stating that users want direct access to content rather than summaries. This sentiment comes amid rumors of a potential Google breakup and ongoing discussions about the impact of AI on search results.

EGamers.ioNeutral

Spotify’s Running Mode arrives on iOS — but it won’t read your pace

Spotify has launched its new 'Running Mode' feature on iOS, which allows users to create personalized running playlists based on genre, duration, BPM, and training method. Unlike its previous iteration, this mode does not automatically adjust music to the user's pace but relies on user input and AI-driven playlist generation. The feature requires a Spotify Premium subscription and is currently available only in select English-speaking countries.

Shack NewsVery positive

Amazon (AMZN) reports $42.2 billion in Q2 2026 AWS revenue

Amazon Web Services (AWS) reported its fastest growth in 18 quarters, with revenue reaching $42.2 billion in Q2 2026. This growth was significantly boosted by increased interest in artificial intelligence, with Amazon CEO Andy Jassy noting that the company's AI and Chips businesses each exceeded run rates of $25 billion.

EngadgetVery negative

That AI wearable you don't like just got worse

The Friend pendant, an AI wearable device, has received an update featuring new models and an integrated speaker. The article expresses concern over the device's underlying concepts regarding human interaction with AI.

Shack NewsVery positive

Amazon (AMZN) Q2 2026 earnings results post major beat on EPS & revenue estimates

Amazon reported its Q2 2026 earnings, significantly exceeding Wall Street's expectations for both earnings per share (EPS) and revenue. The company's growth was driven by its AI technology, Amazon Web Services, online shopping, and other services. Revenue reached $200.61 billion, with EPS at $5.75, surpassing analyst predictions.

Shack NewsPositive

Apple (AAPL) Q3 2026 earnings results beat revenue and EPS expectations

Apple reported its Q3 2026 earnings, exceeding revenue and EPS expectations with $109.42 billion in revenue and $2.02 earnings per share. CEO Tim Cook highlighted a record-breaking June quarter with double-digit growth in iPhone, Mac, and Services across all geographic segments, also mentioning the introduction of the new Siri AI at WWDC26. Despite the positive financial results, Apple's stock saw a decline in after-hours trading, potentially due to Services revenue falling slightly short of analyst predictions.

Retro GamerNeutral

"A couple of companies have managed to ignite a culture war and bring the economy to the brink of collapse": Games AI veteran says it can be useful, but we've made mountains out of ChatGPT's molehills

AI researcher Luke Dicken argues that while AI has useful applications in game development, the current hype around Large Language Models and generative AI is disproportionate. He distinguishes between AI as a decision-making tool and the overblown promises of magic buttons, emphasizing that AI's true value lies in enabling capabilities beyond human scale, not just faster or cheaper execution of existing tasks. Dicken also warns of the unsustainable economic model behind current AI tools and suggests publishers should focus on addressing wasted labor in AAA development rather than relying on AI to cut corners.

GamespotNeutral

Exclusive: Disney Insists That Cursed Kingdom Hearts Art Was Not AI-Generated

Square Enix and Disney have clarified that the key art for the upcoming Nintendo Switch release of The Kingdom Hearts Collection was not generated using AI, despite fan accusations. The companies stated that the visual discrepancies, such as Donald Duck's finger count and warped details, were due to human error by the development team. Updated assets have been implemented to correct some of these issues.