Michael Unsworth, a long-time writer for Rockstar Games, has announced his departure from the company after 16 years. Unsworth, who worked on major titles such as the Red Dead Redemption series, Grand Theft Auto IV and V, Max Payne 3, and LA Noire, recently updated his LinkedIn profile to reflect his exit from the studio.

This news comes after other high-profile departures from Rockstar Games, including Lazlow Jones in 2020 and Dan Houser in February 2020. Despite these changes, Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two, remains optimistic, forecasting a significant increase in sales for the next fiscal year, possibly driven by the release of "several groundbreaking titles."

The timing of Unsworth's departure has sparked speculation among fans about the highly anticipated release of GTA 6. With the recent leak of GTA 6 development footage and the ongoing mystery surrounding the game, fans are concerned about the impact of losing key talent.

Rockstar Games has not made any official announcements regarding GTA 6, leaving fans eager for any updates on the progress of the highly anticipated sequel. As Rockstar navigates these changes, the gaming community will be watching closely to see what the future holds for the studio.

Monterrey is in good form, having won their last three matches in the Apertura season. They have also had success in the Leagues Cup, reaching the semifinals before being eliminated. On the other hand, Cruz Azul has had a difficult start to the season, losing all five of their matches and sitting at the bottom of the table.

In their previous meetings, Monterrey has had the upper hand, avoiding defeat in their last nine matches against Cruz Azul. They have won six of those matches, with three ending in draws.

Monterrey will be looking to continue their winning streak and maintain their position in the playoff spots. Cruz Azul, on the other hand, will be desperate for a win to climb out of the bottom spot and turn their season around.

Can Monterrey extend their unbeaten run against Cruz Azul? Will Cruz Azul be able to secure their first victory of the season? Watch the clash between these two teams to find out.

Blink-182 recently announced that they are postponing their European tour dates in Glasgow, Belfast, and Dublin due to an "urgent family matter." Drummer Travis Barker had to rush back home to the United States, but it is unclear what the specific issue is. The band shared the news on their Instagram account, promising to provide more information about rescheduled dates as soon as it is available.

The timing of Barker's return home is especially notable because he and his wife, Kourtney Kardashian, recently announced that they are expecting a baby boy. Kardashian revealed her pregnancy to Barker during one of their shows in Los Angeles. They shared the news on their social media accounts and had a gender reveal party with a music tour theme.

The affected concerts were supposed to be Blink-182's first UK and Ireland performances since guitarist Tom DeLonge returned to the band's pop-punk lineup. It remains uncertain when the rescheduled tour dates will be announced, but the October concerts in the UK are set to proceed as scheduled.