Destiny 2's Festival of The Lost Halloween event goes live today, this evening for us, with a new patch and the weekly reset. The event will run till the 6th of November. We've already reported on exactly what you can expect from the event, which you can check out here. In the meantime though, take a look at what you can expect from the event and the new Haunted Forest mode that you can delve into with this trailer. Then you can make plans with your fireteam to put down some Halloween horrors and maybe, just maybe, stage a sweet dance-off as some Destiny clans have been doing since the series' launch. For those who've already completed Forsaken's expansion and the Last Wish Raid, this will be a nice addition to the already large list of activities Destiny 2 now has for players to do on a daily basis, while also being a nice, fun break from the deadly seriousness of good RAID co-operation. Personally, I'm quite looking forward to the new murder mystery quest line and delving into the depths of the Haunted Forest for more powerful gear. And seriously, who doesn't want to put down another Guardian in Crucible while he's wearing a screamy Prince Uldren mask. For Cayde you blighter!

When Remedy's new game, Control, was first revealed at E3 2018, many were excited to see the developer back in top form, seemingly building upon the excellent gameplay mechanics first featured in Quantum Break, though was never fully realized until now. The game is highly anticipated amongst fans, though it just added a couple of more reasons to be excited. Eurogamer recently discovered, in a new developer diary video for Control, that voice actors Matthew Porretta and James McCaffrey were part of the interview process. For anyone unfamiliar, Porretta famously played the voice of the titular character, Alan Wake, while McCaffrey is more well-known for his superb voice acting performance as Max Payne. In the past, both Alan Wake and Max Payne were developed by Remedy Games. Porretta will play Dr. Casper Darling, the head of research at the Federal Bureau of Control, while McCaffrey has taken the role of Zachariah Trench, the former director of the company. Porretta and McCaffrey will be joined by Courtney Hope, who will play the protagonist, Jesse Faden. Hope is no stranger to Remedy, though, having worked with the developer in the past too on Quantum Break, where she played Beth. Control is currently slated to release in 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Watch the awesome, trippy reveal trailer below:

There's been a good deal of speculation around who would pick up Daniel Craig's role as the next iconic agent, James Bond, in future films. Some early rumours pointed to Idris Elba, though another has sprung up that suggests Game of Thrones actor Richard Madden could be in line to play Agent 007. The report comes from The Sun, who claims that a source told them that "not only is he [Madden] on top of Barbara’s list, but she is preparing to offer the role." This must be taken with a grain of salt, as there's been no confirmation or announcement yet from the studio or casting agents. However, Madden wouldn't be such a bad choice at all. The Scottish actor is (or should I say, was) famously known for his role as the proud King of the North, Robb Stark, in the HBO television series, Game of Thrones, though has since went on to pursue other roles. The actor certainly meets the requirements for James Bond, down to the charming yet composed personality, and might be a great fit for the character if confirmed. There's currently no release date or confirmation of the next James Bond film.

The sixth main installment of the SoulCalibur franchise launches this week and to celebrate the Nexus Hub is giving away an awesome fighting game bundle. Fill out the entry form and let us know which your all-time favourite SoulCalibur character is & why? The winner will win the following in this week's Nexus giveaway. Dragon Ball FighterZ (PS4)Mortal Kombat X - SteelBook (PS4)Injustice 2 - SteelBook (PS4) The winner will be announced on Monday the 22nd of October, 2018.