Why Sony Killed The Ps5 Game ‘concord’—and The Entire Studio That Made It

Sony says it is shutting down ‘Concord,’ the PS5 video game that was out just two weeks, for good. Sony Interactive Studios is swinging the axe with a ferocity even God of War’s Kratos would have trouble matching. The video game company announced plans Tuesday to shut down two internal studios and to “permanently sunset” Concord, the online multiplayer shooter it took offline after less than two weeks in September.

The Republican Voters Against Trump’s TikTok account reposted the infamous audio clip this month, reigniting controversy just ahead of the election. “Grab them by the p***y.” Thought that phrase was buried in the past? Think again. With the election on the horizon, the notorious conversation between former President Donald Trump and Billy Bush, then of Access Hollywood, has since resurfaced on TikTok and is horrifying a whole new generation of voters. 

Elon Musk has brought his favorite token, Dogecoin, back to life as he travels the country campaigning for the crypto-loving Republican nominee. Cryptocurrencies are skyrocketing just 7 days before the presidential election, and many people are wondering why. The answer, which should come as no surprise, is of course, Elon Musk.

Westminster City Council this week retained a law firm that specializes in construction defects to determine what is causing several roads to sag and settle in the northernmost stretches of the city. The council on Monday voted unanimously to ink a $250,000 contract with Denver-based Mill Construction Law LLC to examine nearly a mile and a half of sewer pipe that was buried under sections of North Huron Street, Orchard Parkway, and 134th and 136th avenues as part of the $16 million North Huron Interceptor Sewer Replacement Project. The project commenced in the spring of 2020, and according to city engineer John Burke, problems began to manifest over the next couple of years. “The asphalt surface started to settle so you had big dips in the road,” Burke told The Denver Post on Tuesday. An 8-inch dip on Orchard Parkway in 2023 required a road closure and emergency repairs, he said. According to a city memo accompanying the council’s meeting Monday, Westminster officials believe the sagging and settling “are being caused by inadequate compaction of the backfill during construction.” The problem becomes particularly acute after heavy rainstorms, Burke said, when the underground pipes settle as soil gives way. Related Articles Colorado News | Overburdened sewer system prompts Westminster City Council to ban new development for 12 months Colorado News | Westminster to raise water and sewer rates for next two years No raw sewage is leaking from the pipes, he said. Depending on what Mill Construction Law finds, it could lead to a lawsuit against the contractor.

Retired race car driver Richard Berry hopes the third time’s the charm after listing his custom-designed Evergreen mansion on 75 acres for $19 million. Building the 23,000-square-foot retreat known as Thunder Ridge has been a labor of love for Berry. He bought the land on the 24500 block of Chris Drive in Evergreen in 1998 for $895,000. First, he built a 10,000-square-foot shop for his car collection.

Elon Musk — seen here at Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally — has become a huge Trump supporter. Does that mean Musk's Twitter is supporting Trump, too? ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty ImagesIt sure seems like Twitter is more likely to show content from Republican or right-wing accounts. That's the conclusion from two new reports in The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal.