Bethesda is giving everyone the chance to get the taste of Nazi blood, letting all platforms download the first mission of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus for free from today.

When Nintendo first showed off its handheld/home-console hybrid the Switch, one of the prominent games in its sizzle reel was The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The aging, beloved open world RPG has at this point been ported to just about everything, but having it run on a handheld seemed like black magic. It’s out tomorrow, and yes, it’s…Skyrim, on the Switch.

DOOM on Nintendo Switch is a severely compromised visual experince, but even that struggles to take away from the bliss of being able to take the full demon slaying experience on the go with you.

The Evil Within 2 is a shining example of how to expand your game world while still having it remain a focused experience. Minor bugs cannot hinder what is ultimately a bloody (pun intended) good time.

Bethesda doesn't want Wolfenstein 2 to be political, and blowing away hate groups in the game's new launch trailer shouldn't be anywhere near controversial in the first place.

DOOM finally has a release date for Nintendo Switch, and November is looking like a strong month for owners of the console who love their Bethesda titles.

Somehow, because this is the world we live in now, “Make America Nazi-Free Again” is seen as a controversial statement.

You'll soon be able to experience Skyrim the way it was meant to be played: With a Dragonborn who is shivering to death and has an icicle lodged up his urethra from the naked elements around him.