FOLLOW ME: ► https://twitter.com/staypsready ► https://instagram.com/staypsready ► https://tiktok.com/@staypsready ____________________ Xbox Leaks: Microsoft is responsible for the huge trove of leaked documents that revealed things like a new disc-less Xbox Series X design, unannounced games from Bethesda, and executive musings about buying Nintendo, according to a new filing from the FTC v. Microsoft judge on Tuesday.
In the filing, Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley says that the court ordered the Federal Trade Commission and Microsoft to provide the court with “a secure cloud link” to trial exhibits with redactions that met the court’s recent orders. Microsoft provided a link on September 14th, and the court uploaded the exhibits from there, Judge Corley says.
The parties in the case have since told the court that “the version of the exhibits provided contained non-public information,” which might be the understatement of the century, and the court has removed them.
Related Xbox leak: new Xbox Series X design, next-gen in 2028, and more This is Microsoft’s new disc-less Xbox Series X design with a lift-to-wake controller Microsoft’s Phil Spencer says acquiring Nintendo would be ‘a career moment’ The FTC and Microsoft must resubmit admitted trial exhibits by September 22nd — but they’re also on the hook to confirm to the court that they’re okay with what has been uploaded. “The parties shall simultaneously file a written certification signed by all parties, and nonparties whose information is contained in the admitted trial exhibits, verifying they have reviewed the exhibits and certify they contain only public information in accordance with the Court’s orders,” Judge Corley says.
Earlier on Tuesday, the FTC also deflected the blame for leaked documents toward Microsoft. This whole situation has been a weird one; the leaked Xbox documents were somehow included inside what appeared to be a five-page PDF. But this isn’t the only time there have been mistaken leaks during this case: in June, confidential PlayStation secrets were revealed because of redactions seemingly done by Sharpie.
Deep Earth We hope you enjoyed the exciting news from today’s State of Play, including the first glimpse of the new Deep Earth Collection joining the PS5 family of accessories. The collection introduces three new colors for the DualSense wireless controller and PS5 console covers, all with a smooth metallic finish: molten Volcanic Red, alluring Cobalt Blue, and sleek Sterling Silver.
Play VideoIntroducing the Deep Earth Collection, a new metallic colorway for PS5 accessories available starting later this year To share more about the design and process behind this new and vibrant collection, here’s Satoshi Aoyagi and Leo Cardoso from our design team:
“While crafting this new collection of DualSense controller and PS5 console cover colors, we drew inspiration from the beautiful and powerful hues found in the depths of planet Earth. We elevated the colors by adding a metallic finish for a touch of sophistication.”
– Satoshi Aoyagi
“Volcanic Red boasts a rich blazing red tone. Cobalt Blue, on the other hand, presents a deep shade of blue with intriguing hints of purple. Lastly, Sterling Silver showcases a classic aesthetic with a subtle blue undertone.”
– Leo Cardoso
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