So since there’s no safe thread to post news related to gaming I decided to create one.
And we’ll start with:
Announcement: Twitter/X
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut comes to PC on May 16. PC features and pre-purchase unlocks detailed: http://play.st/438kD20
Which reminds me of this “giveaway”:
Oooh. Sweet! Jump pon horse!
Honour! Fight with wut? Men gotta dead, period. XD
Akira Toriyama has passed away this month. May he rest in peace.
Even though his most famous works are related to anime and manga, he also worked on classic games and franchises like those below:
And one of his upcoming games is one of my most waited games this year:
Which’s based on the manga of same name.
All Adult Swim Games are about to be delisted by Warner Discovery:
I highly recommend to pickup Duck Game if you dont have it already, such a great game with tons of mods you can add to change it up. We have 120 hours in that game over the years and still play it every now and then. One thing I love about it is we never get mad or frustrated, instead it always makes us bust up laughing 
Headlander is another good one. Played it over at my SILs with the kids.
Thread: Ubisoft revoking licenses for The Crew, preventing owners who paid for the game from installing it.
Threads:
New gameplay guide for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves ahead of EVO Japan
Fatal Fury CotW includes macro for hops and dashes, four kinds of blocking
Actually, it’s someone pretending to be Nintendo taking down content.
I don’t think it’s quite that straightforward.
https://twitter.com/garrynewman/status/1783501547361411494
I think it’s best to wait a bit longer until we learn what’s really going on.
I agree. Now I’m legit confused. Who’s telling the truth in this whole story ?
I was trying to figure that out myself, as well, but honestly all we’re getting now is a blast of 2nd and 3rd hand information - even Garry is arguably a 2nd hand participant in this.
At this point I think there has been so much back and forth that we need an official statement from Nintendo to actually know what’s happening.
So we are just waiting now! 
I guess this comment sums up what Steam is trying to do with this:
So in other words, what you are saying is that your incentive for buying pre-order “deluxe” pre-access editions was to play and finish the game to refund it, circumventing the refund policy, hence getting all the value of the product for nothing. Which would translate to using pre-access as a method to pirate games.
edit: Don’t get me wrong, I abhor the idea of pre-access deluxe editions and do not buy pre-order packages, waste of money in my book since those companies offering it seem to use those pre-access periods for paid last minute mass beta testing. But the idea to play for 24/48/72 or however many hours you can get in within the pre-access period, and still want to refund, seems like a criminal incentive to me.
Well that seems like an obvious thing to me, strange that it wasn’t counted as such to start with. How is this in any way controversial?