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.
Two years after Bethesda revealed its new Starfield IP at E3, the one bit of concrete information that everyone has on the game is that it’s still going to be a while before we see it released. And I‘d bet easy money that it arrives long before Star Citizen finally does HEY-OH! The teaser seen so far has been just that: An absolute tease. Bethesda’s big cheese Todd Howard did have a few more details to share on the game in a recent interview with GameIndustry.biz (via Reddit) during the Brighton Digital Conference. Here’s a breakdown on what he had to say.
In video games, space travel is about as dangerous as a trip to the supermarket. A short trip to Mars in a personal jet keeps you safe from harm, with nary a hazard in your way as you jet down to mysterious new planets in the cosmos. Bethesda wants to change that approach somewhat with Starfield, and remind players that space is filled with all manner of galactic danger before you even set foot on a new world.
Almost eight years have passed since Bethesda released the fifth game in the series, Skyrim, and it’s starting to sound like that wait is going to be excruciatingly long for chapter number six.
Fallout 76 is a failure to grasp onto what the most captivating elements of a Fallout adventure are, relegating them to the side in the pursuit of uninteresting multiplayer mechanics and aging combat.
How do you deal with griefers running amok? By making them an interesting part of the Fallout 76 experience, that’s how. At Quake Con, game director Todd Howard revealed a plan to curb-stomp the more dickish side of the video game player community, with a simple idea.
After 25 years, the first Vault opens its doors and that’s where you come into play. West Virginia needs to be tamed and it’s up to you to bring civilisation back to the new frontier that awaits you. Good luck!
Let’s be honest: Lightroom is powerful, but it’s also the place where creative momentum …
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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