I’m an unabashed Nintendo nut, so I was pretty damned tickled by the reveal of the NES controller-shaped Joy-cons that Nintendo revealed last week. These NES controllers will only work with the NES games included with the Switch Online subscription. That means $60 for a pair of controllers you can only use with the 20 or so effectively rented NES games available.

The Nvidia GTX 2080 Ti was meant to be in consumers’ hands later this week – with Nvidia’s beastly new cards set for general retail availability on September 20. Now, unfortunately, those with more money than sense will have to wait a week

How far are you willing to go to be the first? While that achievement is usually reserved for people with the quickest of fingers, being first in Destiny 2: Forsaken’s Last Wish raid was a case of endurance this weekend. With almost 19 hours on the clock, one team managed to finally break through the barriers set up in The Dreaming City, finally defeating Riven and saving the fabled Awoken homeland from an evil that existed across all dimensions.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

Sony’s still not backing down on the cross platform play argument, suggesting that the reason they’re not opening the gates is because PlayStation is the best place to play. Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference, Take-Two chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick had some fair words of warning for Sony.

One of the big features of Nvidia’s upcoming new graphics cards – along with that Ray Tracing stuff – is DLSS. That stands for Deep Learning Super-Sampling, which according to Nvidia is “a technology that applies deep learning and AI to rendering techniques, resulting in crisp, smooth edges on rendered objects in games.”

12 players enter, only 1 can leave. Scavenge for weapons, harvest zombie hives to level up, and combine your advanced parkour mobility with brutal combat skills to outrun, outsmart, and outplay your opponents in Dying Light: Bad Blood.

Fallout 76 is coming later this year, and it’s a marked departure for the series. While it’ll retain the general post-apocalyptic look and feel, along with the established sort of quest structure, it’s effectively a massively multiplayer online shooter. Of course, thatmeans it'll have microtransactions.