Claude Code’s game limits, Switch 2 pricing, a documentary’s box-office lead
Anthropic has directed Claude Code away from recreating existing games under its intellectual-property policy and says it will adjust the instruction. Polygon reports that the standard Switch 2 now costs $499.99, while availability has fluctuated following a restock. Actual box-office receipts resolved a disputed North American ranking in favor of You Can See Everything, giving the documentary its first weekend at No. 1.
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Anthropic adds server-side game-copying rule to Claude Code
Anthropic has added instructions steering Claude Code away from recreating existing games, citing its intellectual-property policy. Deployment across accounts and models remains uncertain. The company says it will adjust the instruction and invites users to report refusals involving work they own.
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Nintendo launched Zelda anniversary Switch 2 on 29 October
Nintendo launched its Zelda anniversary Switch 2 after preorders sold out almost immediately. Its launch-day restock also showed as sold out soon after sales resumed, leaving availability fluctuating in the online store that day.
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Box office: You Can See Everything leads North America with $11.44 million
You Can See Everything secured its first weekend at No. 1 in its third weekend of release. Monday’s actual receipts settled a disputed Halloween ranking in the documentary’s favor, replacing Sunday’s lower estimate.
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