"Like you, we are disappointed by Sony’s decision," says Bethesda.
Assuming the console is powerful enough.
"[This is] the dumbest argument I have ever heard."
Something like that could work in an Elder Scrolls game, too.
A complete video walkthrough of Fallout 4: Nuka World.
A complete guide to Fallout 4: Nuka World.
An Elder Scrolls 6 in VR could be a pretty big deal...
So, we're not getting this till, like, 2025 at the earliest, it seems.
Revenge solves everything.
That's one theme park I don't want to visit.
The problem is not with the consoles' power.
Welcome to the ride.
The studio has a right to exercise its creative muscle, Hines argues.
Also because the name sounds good.
The Elder Scrolls on a Nintendo?
We're given control and agency just about everywhere else in the game, why not here too?
Bethesda's entry in the CCG genre is now available for everybody to play.
It looks so pretty, it might as well be a painting.
Will Bethesda do a 'Fallout Shelter' when the next Elder Scrolls nears launch?
