With the popularity of The Elder Scrolls and Fallout reaching a fever pitch, many gamers have begun calculating and examining details about both and came up with a rather wacky (or not so wacky) summation of both games, but Bethesda has officially shot down the fan theory.
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The Bethesda E3 2017 showcase only lasted about 40 minutes, and one game took up about a fifth of that time. Thankfully, the beefy Wolfenstein II trailer was totally worth it. 
Shinji Mikami, the grandfather of the survival-horror genre, is back with a new game... the sequel to The Evil Within. The game was unveiled during Bethesda's E3 press conference and it was accompanied by an extremely sad but very compelling pop song. I guess that lets you know that the game is going to be good, right? 
You know how sometimes there are things in life where they're just so precious you can't afford to let them go no matter what? Baby photos, family jewels, collectible cards... limited edition memorabilia from your favorite game. Well, in one case instead of the gamer protecting his goods, the goods protected the gamer. 
It looks like Quake Champions is coming along smoothly, as Bethesda has announced that the open beta will be going live in the near future. 
Bethesda and Arkane Studios pulled a surprise move with Prey, offering a rather lengthy demo for the console versions of the game. For the PC crowd feeling left out in the cold, however, the developer explains there's a good reason they decided not to offer a free taste on that particular platform. 
One of the most highly anticipated Kickstarted games that sort of went dark for a while has resurfaced. However, the game resurfaced with some rather uncomely news in the form of an announcement about having to change the name due to a trademark dispute from Bethesda. 
Everyone is curious about what Bethesda will have on hand at this year's E3, which is set to take place during the middle of June. While speculation and rumors have run rampant, there is a bit of a solid piece of information indicating exactly how many new games Bethesda will likely announce at E3. 
Bethesda seems to have taken Fallout into the mainstream since the release of Fallout 4 back in 2015, along with the uber-popular mobile game Fallout Shelter. The company is now following up that momentum with a brand new way to play Fallout... as a tabletop game. 
With Prey set to arrive on May 5, Bethesda is doing a few things differently with the game's launch. For starters, they're bringing out an honest-to-goodness demo for the game. On top of that, said demo will actually be available before the game launches. 
Prey is one of those games that wears its inspirations proudly on it its sleeve. In fact, the team at Bethesda is so proud of their inspirations that they're working to bring a movie event to Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas featuring four of the films that helped lead to the upcoming sci-fi shooter. 
Arkane Studios and Bethesda Softworks released a new trailer specifically centered around the main character known as Morgan Yu. The unisex main character gets the main spotlight in the near four minute trailer that details the motivations and mysteries behind Yu in the upcoming Prey. 
One of the more highly anticipated games coming out from Bethesda is the VR version of Fallout 4. Details on this virtual reality take on the popular open-world shooter-RPG have been sparse up until now. Gamers can now find out exactly when they can get more info on the Fallout 4 VR edition. 
If you simply can't get enough Bethesda in your regular gaming diet, then you'll be happy to know that the developer appears to be working on three new games; a pair of bigger offerings and a brand new mobile title. 
Yesterday Bethesda Game Studios, the people responsible for popular titles like the Elder Scrolls and Fallout series made a public statement regarding how they would handle copies of their games for review going forward. They made the wrong call. 
Bethesda made a diplomatic change in the way they address early access to review copies of their titles following the release of Doom earlier this year. For their upcoming games, they revealed that there won't be early review copies and they explained why they're changing how they handle game reviews. 
The latest Dishonored 2 trailer went the live action route and turned out to be one of the best pieces of games advertising we've seen in quite a while. 
Bethesda has a weekend sale currently going on for Fallout 4. The game and its accompanying DLC are all discounted over the weekend for every major gaming platform, including the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One and the PC. You'll only have a limited time to get in on the deal so it's best to hurry. 
A lot of publishers are starting to chime in about Nintendo's mysterious new (portable?) game console, the NX. First it was Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick and then it was Square Enix, and now, it's Bethesda giving their take on the system. 
Bethesda and Arkane Studios released a new trailer for the reboot of Prey, the first-person horror shooter. The trailer shows off the first bits of gameplay following its reveal back at E3 in June. We see a few of the weapons, gadgets and enemies on display. |
