It's official: Starfield won't be coming to PlayStation, and that's a good thing according to the people running the Microsoft-owned Bethesda ship.
One likes to think that at some point Bethesda will move on from Skyrim but we all know that won’t actually happen.
Here's the full round-up of trailers, reveals, and news from the Xbox and Bethesda joint conference.
It's official! Sleep is for losers, so hop in losers we're going to go check out a bunch of video games. One of the big stops on this eternal road trip will be at the joint E3 showcase for Microsoft and Bethesda, as the greenest kids you know will be showing off their wares on June 13 10 am PT/1 pm ET/6 pm BST.
How is it almost June already, this is madness. Anyway, E3 is around the corner and for the first time in years it's actually shaping up to be an exciting show again! Plenty of big names will be present, and head of Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty has confirmed that Xbox and Bethesda will host a joint conference at the event.
Starfield rumours! Get yer Starfield rumours, hot out of the oven that my uncle from Nintendo bought for me! The latest batch of rumours for Bethesda's long-in-development seem to be reaching probable speeds, as industry insider Jeff Grubb claimed according to his sources that the game will have a showing at this year's digital E3 event, with its release date now being moved to 2022.
Reports and concept art leaks may hint towards a 2021/ early 2022 release for Bethesda's ambitious space exploration game Starfield.
In news that won’t shock anyone, it’s still going to a hell of a long wait before The Elder Scrolls 6: Mission to Moscow makes an appearance. Bethesda has said in the past that it’s all hands on deck for Starfield right now. And then presumably more hands will be required for fixing all the post-launch bugs. Once that’s all done, it’ll be time to focus properly on The Elder Scrolls 6, but until that day arrives here’s something else to tide you over and make tinfoil hat fashionable again: A tease of what’s next.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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