A Smash Bros. style arena shooter for Bethesda properties? Yes please.
The developers also talk about the importance of vehicles in the game.
MachineGames' follow-up is the "same game" even without its co-op component.
The new idTech 7 is giving the developers a lot of options to play around with.
id Software feels the current name has "meaning" and speaks "to what we're doing with lore".
Bethesda has stated that they will not release the game on platforms that don't support cross-play- and that this is non-negotiable.
DOOM Eternal "may or may not" be on Steam- this situation is "specific to Fallout 76".
QuakeCon 2018 has brought tons of new details for the upcoming online-centric title.
Production for the upcoming RPG is in full swing.
For $9.99 per month, it's possible to experience both games (and several more) on Xbox One.
"SnapMap was really cool. I loved it. But it didn’t really scratch that itch for people."
But it won't be a simple extension of the multiplayer in DOOM 2016.
Plus, Bethesda have also released a bunch of cool looking art and screenshots for the game.
Bethesda bringing the sequel to DOOM to the Switch day and date with other platforms.
Id Software's long-awaited sequel looks fast-paced, chaotic, and fun in first gameplay appearance.
The seamless experience and large open world is on display in this extended gameplay trailer.
Free multiplayer also available on all Xbox titles from August 9th to August 12th.
Revenue consists of iOS and Android players, with 59 percent coming from United States.
Does a huge open world with scripted characters and scenarios make a true Fallout game? Or is it something else entirely?
The game and the beta test will not be released on Steam.
