News Summary:
On July 2, 2026, Gaijin Entertainment Founder Anton Yudintsev stated that the company, with its global audience, must ensure games and services comply with different legal frameworks while offering a consistent player experience. He noted that games now compete for player time against social media and other entertainment forms, requiring developers to offer more than just a good game. Previously, on June 24, the company released the "Heavy Cavalry" update for its free-to-play shooter *War Thunder*, introducing anti-radiation missiles, electronic support measures, and dozens of new ground, air, and naval vehicles, including the Indonesian Leopard 2RI, Argentinian IA 58A Pucará, and Serbian J-22M1A Orao. This followed the company's announcement of the "Heavy Cavalry" update on June 8, detailing new vehicles, a new map, features, and improvements, with the American M1A2C tank highlighted among the new main battle tanks. Earlier, on April 30, the *War Thunder* developer denied allegations of stealing user data and using classified documents, addressing community concerns about an anti-cheat program's alleged ability to access player files.
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