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Hello, everyone. Welcome to today's Gamer Morning Report. I'm Yogurt. Today's news: Geralt will still appear in The Witcher 4; Capcom hopes to port all classic fighting games to modern consoles; Fallout: London development team may become a professional independent developer. We will bring you detailed information on the above news later, so stay tuned.

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1 Geralt will still appear in The Witcher 4

Recently, Doug Cockle, the voice actor of Geralt in "The Witcher" series, revealed in a YouTube program that Geralt will still appear in this game in some form.

He said: "The Witcher 4 has been announced. I can't reveal any information yet. We only know that Geralt will join the game, but we don't know how much participation. The focus of this game is not Geralt, so this story is not about him, and we don't know who this time is about."

2Capcom wants to port all classic fighting games to modern consoles

Recently, Capcom producer Shuhei Matsumoto said in an interview that Capcom hopes that all of its classic fighting games can be played on modern game consoles.

"We want all of our classic fighting games to be available on modern consoles because we just want to be able to make these games accessible to more people who may have never had the opportunity to play them in the past. So we're always thinking about the future and we want to make sure that as many players as possible can play these games."

3. The development team of Fallout: London may become a professional independent developer

Team FOLON, the developer of the popular Fallout: London, has revealed that it is seeking to become a professional independent game studio. Developer Dean Carter said: "As much as I like the fact that Fallout: London is a free project - we can provide this thing for free to all communities - but free can't pay our bills," Carter pointed out.

Carter then explained: "The development team will use the player donations to set up a new independent studio. This will allow us to come up with our own ideas, create our own games, and work as a community. Away from modifying Bethesda's game scene and the existing framework of Fallout 4, this is an opportunity for developers to create completely independently."

The above is the content of today's morning report. Every morning, we will report the important information that happened at home and abroad from late last night to the early morning of today in the form of flash news. I am Youge, I wish you all good health and smooth work, and see you tomorrow.