Bethesda breaks silence as Starfield fans hope for an update: "We have a lot of exciting things planned for the game this year"
"I love Starfield to bits, I'm still playing the game to this day BUT... you really need to start communicating on what's ...
Microsoft’s Elder Scrolls Oblivion Remake Could Get a Surprise Release
Microsoft (MSFT) is reportedly preparing to return to Cyrodiil sooner than expected. Virtuous, a developer geared toward remaking and ...
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I Can't Believe I Missed This Update On Whether Starfield Is Coming To PS5, & Now I'm Convinced I Know When It'll Happen
Starfield heading to PlayStation seems like a guarantee, and the timing may be a lot closer than you would think, as PhIl ...
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Xbox Boss Phil Spencer Issues Update on Rare’s Long in Development Everwild
Not so, Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said. In an interview with ... by the acquisitions of Bethesda and Activision Blizzard). “We can give those teams time,” Spencer said.
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Bethesda Game Studios offers Elder Scroll 6 fans a chance to create their own NPC in the game
The video game publisher, Bethesda Softworks, tweeted on February 17 that gamers and fantasy fans would have an opportunity to work with the Bethesda Game Studios to create an NPC in the ...
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Bethesda Knows Fans Are Eager For Starfield Updates, Promises "Exciting" Year
In response to a fan on X asking Bethesda to more clearly communicate what's happening with the game's next update or DLC, ...
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With Indiana Jones and Forza Horizon 5 ports, Phil Spencer isn't "trying to move" Nintendo Switch and PS5 players "over to Xbox anymore"
Microsoft (which owns developers under the Xbox Game Studios, Bethesda, and Activision Blizzard ... Elsewhere, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer said he doesn't "want to see every game turn into some big ...
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Microsoft will let Rare and Double Fine cook, says Phil Spencer
Now that it owns Activision Blizzard and Bethesda as well as the Xbox Game ... In an interview with Xbox Era, Microsoft Gaming head Phil Spencer brushed off development-hell concerns.