It’s not often that an in-development game gets a nod from one of the best in the business, but that’s exactly what Arkane's next has done.
As we get closer to July, the processes for layoffs may have seemingly already begun, starting with studios under the Zenimax banner.
BFMTV journalist Sylvain Trinel claims that the upcoming layoffs at Microsoft are "just the beginning of a massive bloodbath."
Looks like this port isn’t going to be as much of a surprise as when it shadow-dropped last year, but we’re still happy to revisit it.
In the time it's taken for several other studios to release multiple new games, Bethesda's most-anticipated sequel remains AWOL.
"When you decide to show it, you want it to be the best you’ve got", per Matt Booty, along with the promise of "hey, it’s coming soon."
Responding to a fan on social media about the state of the studio, Arkane Lyon's Jean-Luc Monnet said to let the studio "cook".
The Slayer's mind is the new battleground, full of new enemies and challenges, but that only means new kinds of ripping and tearing.
Among the improvements in the current-gen builds are support for 60 FPS frame rates and higher resolution displays depending on the console.
If you're hoping for Bethesda to drop either in the near future, you might want to pull up a chair and wait for a good long while.
The absurdist comedy life sim is followed by Capcom's Pragmata taking the number 2 spot, and Pearl Abyss' Crimson Desert at number 3.
Despite becoming one of 2025's best-selling games, the remaster now lies abandoned, riddled with bugs and performance issues.
The Breaking Bad star joins an already packed cast, but we're almost certain he's going to be a memorable part of the next season.
However, with the time that has passed, Chris Avellone has said that this sequel "will not happen in the next six years at least, if ever."
The former senior designer also claims Bethesda offered Obsidian a $10,000 bonus for delivering all of the game's source code.
If you're having trouble getting to the Settled Systems on your PlayStation, have a little patience as a fix is coming later this week.
Howard and lead creative producer Tim Lamb spoke about some of the changes made to Starfield with the release of the Free Lanes update.
Players have noted that the PS5 Pro's more powerful hardware doesn't seem to help either, with crashes occurring either way.
In an interview, Pete Hines also spoke about staying at Bethesda through the release of Starfield because "this place still needs me".
With Bethesda’s latest space-faring RPG making its way to the PS5, we’re expecting the debates around its quality to surface once again. Here’s why both sides matter.
