A overview trailer has been released for Nintendo's future NES games that are coming to players under the umbrella of service by Nintendo Switch Online.

From the trailer we know that potential players will be able to play from a selection of NES games either locally or online. Select NES games will have support for both options. From the beginning players will have a selection of 20 different NES Classic games, with more planned for the coming months of October, November and December.

For players that acquire Nintendo Switch Online and are curious to what future games are installed for the participants, they should know that throughout October players will receive the following: Solomon's Key, NES Open Tournament Golf and Super Dodge Ball. November has got plans for Metroid, Might Bomb Jack and TwinBee. Finally December, we have Wario's Woods, Ninja Gaiden and Adventures of Lolo. Unfortunately we don't see classic NES titles such as: Kirby's Adventure, Earthbound Beginnings, Punch-Out, Super Mario Bros 2 or Lost Levels. Hopefully Nintendo acknowledge the communities cries for some more popular classic NES games to be added to the library. For further information visit the official Nintendo Switch Online website page here.

Fortnite is kicking off its huge Season 6 update which Epic Games is calling Darkness Rises, and is pushed out now. There are massive changes that are taking place in Fortnite, some of which includes Halloween-themed goods.

There are new skins, a new spooky map update, and the new Shadow Stones. Fortnite S6's new Shadow Stones turn the player into a living shadow if you consume them, which is a big change to the game. While you're in Shadow Form, you won't be able to use weapons but you'll be invisible to enemies if you stay still. This is a big game changer, that's for sure.

In Fortnite Battle Royale, the new Season 6 'Darkness Rises' changes a lot. Here's what you can expect:

Ace Combat 7 will be released in early 2019, with Bandai Namco Entertainment announcing the official PC requirements for the game last week, with some tame requirements.

The developer only recommends an Intel Core i5-7500, 8GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with 3GB of RAM to run the game. The minimum PC requirements are super-low, with Ace Combat 7 only requiring an Intel Core i3-7100, 4GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti with 2GB of RAM. You'll need 60GB of HDD space, too.

NVIDIA has released some exclusive 4K gameplay footage of Ace Combat 7 running on the PC, powered by the last-gen GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. The company also talked about some of the graphical features inside of the PC version of Ace Combat 7, as well as recommendations on the best graphics cards to run Ace Combat 7 at 1080p, 1440p, and 4K resolutions.

NVIDIA has just released its new GeForce Game Ready 411.70 WHQL drivers, which you can download right here. The new drivers offer Game Ready support for Forza Horizon 4, FIFA 19, and Assassin's Creed Odyssey.

These new drivers are tuned for the GeForce RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards, with the GeForce 411.70 WHQL drivers having CUDA 10.0 support included. The new GeForce 411.70 WHQL drivers also has improved or added SLI profiles, these include:

Download the new drivers here. Be careful though, the new drivers are over 500MB.

MSI has announced two new GeForce RTX 20 series graphics cards with its next-gen Sea Hawk EK X series with the new flagship MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Sea Hawk EK X that features a beyond gorgeous EKWB water block.

MSI has also revealed the new RTX 2080 Ti Sea Hawk X, with both of the cards featuring identical specs in terms of GPU base and boost clocks, and GDDR6 clocks. We have Turing GPU boost clocks of up to 1755MHz (13.6% faster than RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition) on both cards, while both cards have a 300W TDP (up from 250W on the FE). Both cards have the same clocks as the air-cooled MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X TRIO.

It's a damn tall card, but man does that EK water block look amazing.

AMD will unleash their next-gen Navi GPU architecture in 2019, something the engineers at Radeon Technologies Group worked directly with Sony on for the next-gen PlayStation 5... but what about post-Navi? We're now hearing about a new GPU architecture for 2020 and beyond called Arcturus.

AMD's purported next-gen Arcturus GPU architecture has been teased by an AMD employee on the Phoronix Forums, with this person adding that a new line up of graphics cards will continue using the older Radeon naming scheme versus the one used for Vega. This means we shouldn't expect the new cards to be called Radeon RX Navi or Radeon RX Arcturus, and rather Radeon RX 680 and Radeon RX 780, I guess?

The new Arcturus codename continues the star theme that started with Polaris and continued with Vega, right into Navi and now the purported Arcturus GPU architecture codename. The AMD staffer said: "We are going back to real codenames where possible (ie where it's not already too late to change), and trying to keep the old "the name vaguely suggests HW generation so it will be easier to remember in the future" model. The first new codename should be Arcturus".

Fallout 76 will tap optional microtransactions to enable a steady roadmap of free updates and new features. That means a special currency to grab cosmetics.

We've known for a while that Fallout 76 will be monetized via cosmetic-only items rather than lootboxes or other exploitative-style mechanics, and now we have new details on how this will work. According to the updated FAQ, Bethesda's new online-only Fallout game will dole out a currency called Atoms that can be used to buy various customization options--things like outfits, skins, haircuts, etc. Atoms are earned by completing specific goals and tasks, and will add another form of engagement that rewards players for organic progression. Gamers can also buy atoms with real money to save time or unlock cosmetics right away.

"While you play Fallout 76, you'll earn a currency called Atoms by completing various gameplay challenges and achievements. This currency can be used to acquire in-game cosmetic customization items for your character, earnable entirely by playing the game," reads the FAQ.

Fallout 76's anticipated beta test is on its way, and Xbox One owners will get a decent head start over PS4 and PC users.

Any live service game needs multiple testing phases to collect valuable data and tweak online code before release. Fallout 76, Bethesda's new online-only experimental Fallout game, is no different, and will have a closed pre-order only beta test that comes first to Xbox One on October 23, and then to PS4 and PC on October 30. But this early access isn't as big as you'd think. The beta won't actually run continuously every day for the entire week, and will instead go live for periods of 4 to 8 hours at a time.

"During the B.E.T.A. one of our primary goals is to stress test and break the game. As such, the servers will not be running 24/7; instead, they'll be online during targeted timeframes so we can get as many people as possible playing at the same time. Why? Because that's the best way put all our systems to the test and see how they respond," reads Fallout 76's updated FAQ page.

Carbine Studios, the developer behind the PC MMO Steam title WildStar has officially announced when its game will be closing its doors. On November 28th the title will be switched off.

In a post to the Steam Community it has been detailed what Carbine Studios will be doing before they shutdown there game. The developers mention that they will be honoring the players that have been apart of the WildStar community by refunding all recent purchases. They will also be adding a "final update" to the game.

It seems from the blog post that Carbine Studios really wants to send their game off well for the remainder of their community. Much respect is deserved to the developers for giving a solid roadmap to their playerbase, it also seems from what is planned that there will be a bunch of fun had leading to the closure of the title. Below I have provided the roadmap for WildStar players, if you are interested in reading the official Steam post, visit that here.

To coincide with the two DLC character releases, Bandai Namco and Arc System Works have released a brand new free content update to Dragon Ball FighterZ. The update brings additions to the online ranking systsm and adds a new stage.

After this update is downloaded players will be able to enjoy the brand new stage titled Galactic Arena. While fighting on the stage players should notice that their character of choices' portrait is displayed on the massive screens behind them for the crowd to see, screenshots have been provided below. The update will also be bringing new levels to the online ranking system, making the climb to the top much more difficult for players.

Also included within this update is the implementation of Seasonal Z Capsules, players will have to acquire these new capsules in order to purchase custom lobby characters and colored costumes. Since Halloween is the first event we are coming towards some of the content that will be available will be Halloween themed. Dragon Ball FighterZ is currently available on the PS4, Xbox One and PC. A Nintendo Switch release is planned for September 28th, if you missed out on the news about that, visit this post.