Baldur's Gate 3 Heads To TV, An Assassin's Creed Gets Cancelled & Nvidia Cards Delayed Because Of You Know What: All The News From February 4-6

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As Nvidia continues to prioritise its AI projects over gaming hardware, it was announced this week that both the RTX 50-series Super refresh and the RTX 60-series cards have been delayed due to the global shortage of RAM.

Nvidia’s RTX 50-series Super refresh is delayed, and the RTX 60-series might miss 2027

The RAM shortage strikes again.

The VergeStevie Bonifield

Ubisoft has reportedly cancelled Assassin's Creed League, a planned multiplayer title that had once been pitched as an expansion for Assassin's Creed Shadows before being spun out into its own thing. The core of the project will live on, though, with a small team being put in charge of seeing where the idea can fit with future AC titles.

Ubisoft annule AC League, un projet d’Assassin’s Creed multijoueur coopératif

Nouvelle victime du grand “reset créatif” de l’éditeur français, League devait servir d’ambassadeur à un retour en grâce de modes multijoueurs au sein de la série.

ORIGAMI, le média qui plie et déplie le jeu vidéoGauthier Andres

Baldur's Gate 3 is heading to TV screens, with the show to be written, produced and run by...The Last Of Us' Craig Mazin. Great.

‘Baldur’s Gate’ TV Series Continuing Game’s Story In Works At HBO From ‘The Last Of Us’ Co-Creator Craig Mazin & Hasbro Entertainment

A ‘Baldur’s Gate’ TV series in development at HBO will Game 3’s story. It comes from ‘The Last of Us’ co-creator Craig Mazin and Hasbro Entertainment

DeadlineNellie Andreeva

Ubisoft had a big town hall meeting recently to address everything from the company's big restructure to its return-to-office mandate, and according to reports it did not go well.

Ubisoft’s Internal Town Hall Meeting Fails to Reassure Employees on Its Future

A Ubisoft Town Hall has seemingly done little to reassure employees on the company’s future, with more layoffs on the horizon.

Insider GamingTom Henderson

Star Trek Fleet Command has been caught using AI-generated content in its marketing campaigns, and publisher Scopely could not give less of a shit if you care or not.

Scopely used generative AI to advertise Star Trek Fleet Command

Set phasers to stunned.

Game DeveloperChris Kerr