Pre-orders on Xbox and PS4 for the highly anticipated "Dark Souls 3" already began in the UK ahead of the release date on Apr. 16, although the latest news reports gave no hint of the game's arrival on Mac.

"You can already pre-order Dark Souls III," said the news from PC Advisor. "The game will be released on PC (£32.99), Xbox One and PlayStation 4 (£43.49), and you can pre-order each of these today from Amazon UK."

Meanwhile, gamers who own computers that are not equipped with ultra-high video and hardware specs might not be able to install "Dark Soul 3," according to the latest news from PC Games N.

It said the standard anti-aliasing feature might be constrained to one option, and as of now the developer has not given a hint as to what requirements are needed to play "Dark Souls 3."

 "A simple 'on/off' option doesn't instill much hope for anyone on older hardware who may want to choose between any one of the post-processing methods of removing jaggies without turning them off altogether," it said.

"Dark Souls 3" was included into the list of the most anticipated games for 2016 by Tech Spot.

According to the news article, "Dark Souls 3" promises to have a more "visual polish" along with "bigger maps and more character options," especially since the second installment left some fans disappointed.

"While some fans are concerned that the game is now too 'accessible,' don't worry - it's still as hard as ever," it said.

Watch out for the latest news on "Dark Souls 3," which will immediately be shared here whenever they come along.