Bethesda has slapped some release dates on their 2011 releases. Splash Damage’s Brink will be released in the US on May 17th and in Europe on May 20th. Hunted will be released in the US on June 1sy and in Europe on June 3rd. RAGE will be released in the US on September 13th in Europe September 16th. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be released on November 11th worldwide, Read More ...
The Interplay vs. Bethesda legal battle continues to rage on today, with Interplay coming out saying that the IP sale could be cancelled if they are blocked from making Fallout Online. Interplay president Eric Caen said: “We sold the Fallout IP to Bethesda in exchange for a certain amount of cash and the right to do the Fallout MMO. If they refuse to let us do the game, then the Read More ...
The hard-working folks at NeoGAF have got their hands on a copy of the latest Game Informer and have thankfully shared a load of new info from the article about The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The craziest new thing is that the game will have a perks system, similar to that in Fallout 3/New Vegas. You will be able to gain a new perk, as well as pick boosts for Read More ...
id Software has reminded us that their first ever game is now 20 years old. That title was the good old-school side-scroller Commander Keen. It was released on 14th December 1990, a whole two months before id Software was officially founded. “My childhood was pretty much made up of Mario games on the console, and Commander Keen on the PC,” said id Software’s Mike Rubits.
Bethesda has announced that Quake Arena Arcade will be released on the Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday (15th December). Expect HD and Widescreen support, a new Single Player campaign, thirty classic maps and twelve Xbox-exclusive maps. You will be able to take on fifteen of your friends in six modes over Live, including Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Harvester.
Bethesda’s Todd Howard took to the stage at the Spike VGAs last night to unveil Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Hold on to your hats son, business just got megatonic. All aboard the hype train! The game will be released on 11th November 2011 and will apparently feature dragons. Expect the slightly disappointing Gamebryo engine here unfortunately.
Bethesda has confirmed that they have yet another patch for Fallout: New Vegas in the works. It will be released soon, as work for all three patches (PS3, 360, Steam/PC) has finished. Apparently, they are just waiting for the platform holders to pass the patch through certification. The patch addresses a lot of the game’s issues and will attempt to tackle the 360 save issue. New Vegas has always been Read More ...
Bethesda has confirmed that the upcoming Dead Money DLC for New Vegas will raise the level cap to 35. It will add new perks and achievements for the game too. The DLC will be a timed exclusive for the 360, due out on 21st December. Dead Money lets players take part in a casino heist with three other captured wastelanders.
Bethesda has detailed the first DLC pack for Fallout: New Vegas. It’s called Dead Money and it will be released on the Xbox 360 Marketplace on December 21st, costing 800 Allards. Obsidian will be developing the DLC, just as they did the full game (with hopefully less bugs). Apparently, in Dead Money you get captured and have to work alongside three other captured wastelanders to retrieve the treasure of the Read More ...
Zenimax Media has today acquired MachineGames. That means it’s another studio to become assimilated into the Bethesda Softworks umbrella. MachineGames was established by Starbreeze’s founders to develop multi-platform titles. They helped to create Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher’s Bay and The Darkness. Apparently, they’re hard at work on a new unannounced project for Bethesda Softworks that is being built on id Tech 5. Jerk Gustafsson, the studio’s CEO who Read More ...
Bethesda has confirmed that they have shipped five million units of Fallout: New Vegas worldwide across all of the game’s platforms (360, PS3 and PC). The game has generated over $300 million in digital download sales. “We are delighted by the reception Fallout: New Vegas has received from fans around the world,” said Vlatko Andonov, president of Bethesda Softworks. ”Despite the large launch quantities for this title, we have already Read More ...
Bethesda has confirmed that they are developing a patch for all three versions of Fallout: New Vegas. It will fix the 360’s save issue amongst other bugs and issues. It’s due to be released in the next few weeks. The PC version will get a smaller patch early this week to fix save corruption and companion issues. It’ll also improve performance for NVIDIA users.
You’d have to be clinically insane to want to revisit a country that’s been devastated by nuclear war to the point that every step is lethal. Yet, when the first visit was utterly compelling, it’s easy to be lured into a second viewing. We’re swapping arenas though, from the ruins of Washington DC to that of Las Vegas. Or ‘New’ Vegas as it’s now known. This is the world of Read More ...
Bethesda has released a patch for the 360 and PS3 versions of Fallout: New Vegas. The patch hit the PC last week, and it does seem to fix a few bugs with quest and scripting issues. However, loads of other bugs still exist in the game and it looks like Bethesda has a few more patches in development to push out.
Like all new games recently, Fallout: New Vegas has launched with a considerable amount of bugs. Luckily, Bethesda has today came out and stated that they are working on patches and updates “as quickly as possible”. A quick YouTube search shows up lots of creepy New Vegas goings on like rotating heads and odd freezes. “We are currently working on releasing patches/updates as quickly as possible for Fallout: New Vegas, Read More ...
