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The last couple years, I've noticed my excitement petering out going into the busy holiday video game season. I think I'm just more suited to the new-ish, busy spring season than the latter half of the year where all the Christmas gifts -- ...   read

Even if I have little to no interest in returning to Doom's multiplayer, I'm glad to see it have continued support. Following the fairly recent Unto the Evil DLC (more maps and gear, plus a new Harvester demon), id Software has pushed out ...   read

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Get ready to be annoyed about where you live. Bethesda is hosting Dishonored 2 fan events in select cities (San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York) where you'll be able to play the game ahead of its November 11 release, enjoy themed food and ...   read

One of the great things about Dishonored is that it's one of those games where killing is a totally viable option, but it's just that -- an option. Running through Dunwall without any murder is an accomplishment worthy of the hig...   read

Bethesda disappointed the world last week with its announcement that the PS4 versions of Skyrim and Fallout 4 would not contain mod support. Not only did this give their Xbox One counterparts an edge in terms of competition, but it went bac...   read

Save green if you're going gold. Today Bethesda launched its new The Elder Scrolls Online: Gold Edition for $59.99 which includes the base TESO game plus its four DLC expansions. The game also popped up at GMG today for $49.99, which i...   read

Bethesda made a post announcing that despite their efforts, mod support will not be available on PlayStation 4 for Fallout 4 nor Skyrim: Special Edition. The word "approve" is used in regards to Sony's decision, which implies that it i...   read

We’ve mused before at Destructoid that Fallout 4 has had one of the worst season passes worth of DLC in recent memory. With a lineup of filler Workshop DLC that mostly focused on the settlement aspect of the game, and the ambitious bu...   read

Bethesda's new animated trailer for Nuka-World treats the bottle with about as much respect as the It's Always Sunny gang does. That is to say [Rodney Dangerfield voice] it gets no respect. No respect, I tell ya! When Nuka-World&...   read

The unthinkable happened in 2016: Bethesda made a good Doom game. Like, a really good one. Like, an honest-to-god contender for game of the year good one. If you haven't played it yet, now's your chance to get it on the cheap. Amazon has dr...   read

We were expecting Doom to eventually hit the $20 price point, but what we didn't expect was that GameStop would be the retailer to make it happen. Today seems to also be a Doom discount frenzy day, because the May 2016 title also has i...   read

Bethesda streamed roughly an hour of the new Nuka-World DLC yesterday, the last planned add-on for Fallout 4, which you can watch below. It's recommended that you approach the DLC when you're "at least" level 30. At the start of the vi...   read

A recent GameSpot interview with Tim Willits, Quake Champions project lead, has confirmed that the shooter will allow for non-champion-based deathmatch in custom games. While that isn't the same as creating a different game mode without the...   read

Even after that last round details from QuakeCon, I'm feeling a little hazy on what exactly Prey will be like (or maybe -- well, probably -- I'm still just coming to terms with its deviation from the original Prey and also the dropped boun...   read

The last Dishonored 2 trailer out of QuakeCon was Corvo-heavy, which is fine, if you're into that sort of thing. That's fine, no judgment. Some of my best friends are Corvo. But this gamescom trailer shifts the focus back to the other prot...   read

The last piece of Fallout 4 DLC may take place at an amusement park, but that doesn't mean it'll be a lighthearted affair. Sure, judging by this trailer, there will be plenty of carnival games and thrilling rides -- that's all well an...   read

Bethesda isn't quite ready to jump into bed with film production companies just yet. While Warcraft is tearing up China and Assassin's Creed is poised to make some money with its brand recognition and multi-hundred dollar pre...   read

When you think "Bethesda," you really don't think "Nintendo platforms." It kind of ignores the Big N entirely, and outside of publishing projects here and there like the forgotten Star Trek: Conquest on the Wii, it mostly focused on the PC,...   read

The headline says it all, check please. Just kidding. In an interview with Finder.com.au, Bethesda Softworks vice president Pete Hines enthusiastically said that The Evil Within made enough money to justify a sequel. He also thinks tha...   read

He had me at "breastfeeding is just a zip away." I was going through my YouTube feeds and spotted a smorgasbord of Fallout 4 mods worth looking into, as spotted by MxR Mods, including a fully functional portal gun. One of the most outlandis...   read

Doom DLC doesn't really interest me (the base game was fine on its own), but Bethesda is doing a few cool things with it that have me perked up. The new Unto the Evil pack was released yesterday in honor of QuakeCon 2016, and it b...   read

The Elder Scrolls Legends, a game we haven't heard much about since it was announced at E3 last year, is heading into open beta. You can grab it today by loading up the official Bethesda launcher (yep, yet another one to install). The launc...   read

Quake Champions was a nice surprise out of E3, but the teaser didn't give us much to on, and talk of classes and abilities turned some long-time fans off entirely. Today's gameplay footage out of QuakeCon is a better showing, inherently, t...   read

Earlier today, we hypothesized that Bethesda might show a bit more Prey in the near future. It was an easy guess to make. QuakeCon's happening right now and Prey's one of the bigger games that Bethesda's working on. We were right on t...   read