Epic Games is quick to sue people who try to gain an unfair advantage in their games. Two Fortnite players, Idris Nahdi and Ayob Nasser, learned this the hard way when they attempted to make money by exploiting a feature of the popular battle royale game.
During the late 1990s and early 2000s, Intel was a dominant and highly successful company led by Andrew Grove, while NVIDIA was a relatively new player. Intel’s CEO reportedly didn’t take NVIDIA or its founder, Jensen Huang, seriously, and according to journalist Jim Cramer, actively disliked the competition. Huang himself stated that Intel’s goal was to eliminate NVIDIA.
A future update will let you choose between better graphics and smoother performance on both the original Nintendo Switch and the new Switch 2. More details about the update, including a complete list of changes, are available on the Japanese Nintendo website. We’ve also included some screenshots showing what’s new.
Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster has been updated to version 1.0.2 as of midnight JST on October 10, 2025. You can find the complete list of changes below.
It’s amazing to see this game released globally, especially considering how far the Trails series has come with localizations – and Ys is right behind it, with a remake of *Ys V* likely on the way. This game feels like a product of a very different time in gaming. Fighting games were just starting to become the popular esports they are today, and with so many affordable handheld consoles, developers were taking more risks and creating experimental fighting games. *Ys vs. Trails* is a perfect example of that – it’s essentially a fighting game built using the engine from *Ys Seven*.
Sometimes, I love to unwind by playing old-school, over-the-top arcade games, the kind that were popular in the nineties. They’re a great way to switch off and escape from my thoughts.
The new reveal video is currently only available on the Nintendo Today app, while a version without Pikmin content has been posted to Nintendo’s YouTube channel. It’s possible this could change in the future, but Nintendo appears to be encouraging people to download the app to watch it. Fans quickly noticed the *Pikmin* soundtrack in the video, and some even spotted a blurry object briefly moving behind the child featured in the clip. You can find the original video from Nintendo below. To watch the reveal, you’ll need to use the Nintendo Today app.
The original *Tron* film came out in 1982 and was remarkably innovative for its time, telling the story of a person entering a digital world. The 2010 sequel, *Tron: Legacy*, didn’t have as compelling a story, but it’s famous for having one of the best movie soundtracks ever created by Daft Punk.
A handful of bonus features are packed into the steelbook. This includes:
Players are reporting significant issues with *Blue Protocol: Star Resonance*, with many saying the game is currently unplayable. A major cause seems to be limited server availability. While the developers have stated the game will be available in most of North and South America, and Europe, with plans for a separate release in Southeast Asia, they haven’t provided a complete list of supported countries. Despite promises of a full list, it hasn’t been released yet, leaving players uncertain if they can access the game from their region.