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Todd Howard On Elder Scrolls 6: "Just Pretend We Didn't Announce It. It Doesn't Exist."
Bethesda's Todd Howard has once again commented on the decision to announce The Elder Scrolls 6 all the way back in 2018. The game was announced at E3 that year alongside Starfield, and just after Fallout 76 was revealed in May 2018.
The timing of those reveals played a key role
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Todd Howard "Really, Really Sorry" To See Phil Spencer Retire, Weighs In On New CEO
Bethesda boss Todd Howard has commented on the departure of Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer, saying in an interview he was "really, really sorry" to see his good friend Spencer retire.
Spencer worked at Microsoft for 38 years before he announced his retirement from the company earlier this year. He's staying on the through the summer to help with the handover to new CEO Asha
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PlayStation Portal's New Update Will Make All Your Games Look A Lot Better
Sony's PlayStation Portal continues to see strong support from the PlayStation 5 manufacturer, with today's latest update introducing options that will let you choose better visuals for both local remote and cloud play.
As part of an update that
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GTA 6 "Leak" Turns Out To Be A Fake
[UPDATE] It has now come to light that the "bridge" leak was indeed a fake. The creator of the clip apologized "for the chaos" and said the goal was to see if they could "create a believable-looking scene from GTA 6 by recreating everything from the ground up."
"Honestly, the response was way bigger than I ever anticipated,"
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Fallout 5 Could Be Made Outside Bethesda, Former Dev Says
Bethesda said Fallout 5 was coming many years ago, but the company never specifically said it would make the game internally. According to former Fallout developer Jonah Lobe, he wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda outsourced Fallout 5 to a different developer.
Speaking
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GTA 6 Parent Company Boss Dismisses "Laughable" AI Uses Amid A Flood Of Countless Games
Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick has once again shared his thoughts on AI in gaming, saying it is "laughable" to believe people can use AI tools to simply "push a button" and make a high-quality, top-selling game.
"The notion that somehow new tools would allow an individual to push a button and generate a hit and bring it to many millions of consumers around the world, it's a laughable
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Helldivers 2's First Content Roadmap Reveals New Enemies Are Coming Soon
Helldivers 2 is now in its third year, but developer Arrowhead for the first time has revealed a content roadmap that will give Super Earth's finest an idea of the threats ahead.
As shown in the roadmap, the game's soon-to-be-released 6.1 update will see players encountering new Illuminate enemies as well as
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Cyberpunk TCG Launches Kickstarter Campaign, Raises Over $3 Million In Less Than An Hour
The trading card game market is filling up fast, with tenured games like Magic: The Gathering and Pokemon Trading Card Game being joined by Disney Lorcana, One Piece Trading Card Game, and Riftbound: The League Of Legends Trading Card Game in recent years. Today, tabletop game company WeirdCo launched a
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Nvidia's DLSS 5 Teases AI-Powered, Photo-Realistic Lighting--And The Backlash Is Strong
Nvidia has announced its next addition to the growing suite of DLSS options, which already includes impressive upscaling, ray reconstruction for ray-traced workloads, and frame generation. DLSS 5 is being teased as the biggest leap forward yet, with Nvidia introducing
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Starfield Hits PS5 On April 7, Extensive New DLC Coming To All Platforms
Starfield will release for PlayStation 5 on April 7, Bethesda has announced. It'll be out that day alongside the release of the "biggest update to the game since launch" for all platforms. None of this is surprising, as the release date and some early details have been leaking for a long time.
The Terran Armada and Free Lanes updates will make Starfield the "most
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