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Pokemon Company disavows involvement after White House uses IP in political meme
The Pokemon Company issued a statement saying it had no role and did not authorize the White House to use its Pokemon Pokopia IP in a meme, reaffirming that its mission is apolitical as political content circulates on social media.

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"Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 Full Build Leaks Online Months Before Release"
A pre-release build of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 has leaked online, with videos of the game being uploaded to YouTube. The game, developed by Saber Interactive and published by Focus Entertainment, is set for release on September 9, 2024. The developers have canceled the planned open beta to focus on final optimizations and fixes.

Baldur's Gate 3 Wins So Many Awards It Disrupts Development
Baldur's Gate 3's overwhelming success and numerous awards have caused development challenges for Larian Studios, as the team had to frequently attend award shows, disrupting their workflow. Despite the accolades, Larian plans to move away from the Dungeons & Dragons franchise and focus on new projects.

Baldur's Gate 3's Award Wins Disrupt Development
The development of Baldur's Gate 3 was negatively impacted by the numerous awards the game received, requiring Larian Studios to send rotating teams to collect them, which fragmented the development team. Director Swen Vincke expressed appreciation for the awards but noted the emotional toll and disruption caused. Despite this, Larian has continued to release updates, with the final major update due in September 2024, after which the studio will move on to new projects.

Sean Murray Teases Mysterious New Content for No Man's Sky
Hello Games' co-founder Sean Murray has been teasing fans on Twitter with Earth emojis, sparking speculation about upcoming news for their open-world survival RPG, Light No Fire. The game, first announced at the 2023 Game Awards, is set on a fantasy planet the size of Earth and combines RPG depth with survival sandbox freedom. Fans are eagerly awaiting more concrete information.

First BioShock 4 Screenshot Leaks Online, Revealing Little
A leaked image from an early demo build of the next BioShock game reveals little about its current state, showing a first-person shooter perspective, a basic user interface, and potential plasmid powers. The game, codenamed Parkside, is being developed by 2K's Cloud Chamber studio and is set in a new fantastical world, not returning to previous settings like Rapture or Columbia.

First BioShock 4 Screenshot Leaks, Hints at Time-Control Powers
An early image of BioShock 4's UI design has reportedly surfaced online, originating from a 2K visual effects artist's work reel. The game, codenamed 'Parkside', is being developed by 2K's Cloud Chamber studio, which includes several BioShock veterans. BioShock's original director, Ken Levine, is not involved in the project.

NYT Mini Crossword Answers for July 15
The New York Times offers a variety of word games, but its daily crossword remains the most popular. For those struggling with today's puzzle, all the answers are provided in the article.

"Baldur's Gate 3 CEO Relocates Developers to Avoid Russian Draft"
Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke revealed that he had to work with embassies and consulates to relocate developers from their Russian studio to avoid them being drafted into the military after the invasion of Ukraine. The studio in St. Petersburg was closed, and over 90% of the team was moved to continue development on Baldur's Gate 3, which faced significant challenges and compromises due to the disruption.

Xbox Game Pass Introduces New Tiers and Price Hikes
This week in gaming news, Xbox Game Pass sees a confusing price hike, Nintendo teases a potential first-party horror game, and Rogue Company removes Dr Disrespect-themed cosmetics following his ban from Twitch. Additionally, a Steam developer faces backlash for telling a negative reviewer to "Kill Yoursells," and Riot Games cancels a League of Legends-themed Super Smash Bros.-style game.

Microsoft Responds to Xbox Delay of Black Myth: Wukong
Microsoft has addressed the delay of the Xbox version of the highly anticipated action RPG Black Myth: Wukong, stating that they are excited for its launch but cannot comment on deals made by their partners with other platform holders. The delay is due to the need for further optimization, and Xbox players will have to wait longer for the game.