both next-gen consoles will actively record gameplay while you're playing, Borderlands

2 will receive tons of DLC this fall, Curse moves into the console gaming space, and more!

Hey guys, Jess here with the Curse Weekly Roundup.

First up, former executives from Blizzard, Sony Online, and Relic Entertainment have

just announced the formation of a new studio in San Diego called Molten Games. THeir first

title was made possible by a multi-million dollar investment from NCSoft, but we know

nothing about it other than the fact that it's a AAA online title - more details will

come at a later date.

Next, Sony announced late last week that the PlayStation 4 will support PlayStation 3 wireless

headsets. Now, they had already told us that the consoles would be shipping with mono earbuds,

right after Microsoft said the Xbox One will not come with a headset - but now the PS4's

looking even better. Sony also confirmed the list of launch titles for the PS4: Assassin's

Creed IV: Black Flag, Battlefield 4, Call of Duty: Ghosts, DC Universe Online, DriveClub,

FIFA 14, Just Dance 2014, Killzone Shadow Fall, Knack, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, Madden

NFL 25, NBA 2K14, NBA Live 14, Skylanders: Swap Force, Warframe and Watch Dogs.

Moving on, speaking of next-gen consoles, both the Xbox One and the PS4 will apparently

automatically record the last several minutes of gameplay as you're playing. The Xbox One

will capture five minutes at a time, and the PS4 captures 15 minutes - this lets you easily

post awesome headshots, once-in-a-lifetime kills, and other things that you can't believe

just happened that your friends won't believe unless they saw it - well, now they can!

Next up, Gearbox confirmed at their PAX Australia panel that Borderlands 2 will be getting a

level cap upgrade (to 72), new raid bosses, and new missions in a DLC pack called The

Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack 2: Digistruct Peak CHallenge. It'll be priced at 4.99 and

released sometime in October. Will you guys be picking up the DLC? Lemme know in the comments!

Moving right along, a verdict has been reached in the lawsuit between EA and Robin Antonick,

the original programmer of Madden. Now, if you didn't hear about this, Antonick developed

the first Madden title in 1988. THen in 2011 he sued EA for millions of dollars of unpaid

royalty, claiming that the contract he signed in 1986 stipulated that he should be paid

royalties for not only games he developed, but any derivative works - aka several Madden

NFL Football games published between 1990 and 1996, which the courts ruled were "virtually

identical" to Antonick's original game, and awarded him $11 million dollars in damages.

And finally - Curse is moving into the console gaming space. That's right, for several years

we were part of the glorious pc master race, all about WoW, League, and Minecraft - but

we've recently acquired FutHead.com, the top FIFA fansite, and scored a slick write-up

on Venturebeat, so click the link in the video description to read that for yourself. With

this, you'll start seeing a lot more mainstream and console-game focused content both on our

frontpage and here on our YouTube channel - and if there are any particular games or

franchises you'd like us to give more attention to, just leave it in the comments.

Well, that's all we have for you this week! Be sure to subscribe if you haven't already

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