Fallout 76 has a brand new test to put players through as it ups the ante for those looking to show off their survival skills in both PvE and PvP along with new scoreboards and plenty more.
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The latest ESO trailer for ‘Elsweyr’ released, Morrowind free this week
Let’s celebrate (a little late) the 25th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls with a brand new trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr, which will take us to the homeland of the Khajit and see massive dragons return while necromancers re-awaken the dead.
Did Arkane Studio Just Hint at Prey Receiving Moon Themed DLC?
Arkane Studios and Bethesda’s Prey account has been rather active, releasing admirable tweets since the game was released. Some of it appreciative pieces for fans that love the game, other bits of it about the game itself, while more-often-than-not, it’s just been the usual game-themed content.
id Softwares “Mars Madness” is a Hilarious Take on March Madness
Credits: id Software/Bethesda
With March Madness having finally arrived, college basketball fans across the states are preparing to cheer their teams on as the season begins to come to a wrap. However, what happens when id Software, the minds behind DOOM and Quake Champions gets involved? You get their own personal event called “Mars Madness”, a tournament based on fans votes to see what demon they think will win it all and send the others packing back to Hell.
Bethesda has Revealed Their Pre-E3 Show Date With a Nifty Little Trailer
‘BE3 2016’ | Credits: Bethesda
As the dates for E3 have already begun to quickly approach us, Bethesda Softworks has already been hard at work preparing for their annual pre-E3 showcase. For E3 2018, the publisher has announced that their fourth dedicated E3 event will take place on Sunday, June 10, at 6:30pm PST.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Dragon Bones DLC Out Next Month
The Elder Scrolls Online hasn’t been slow in any means regarding how much content it has received. Today, Bethesda has released the first bit of details regarding the games upcoming Dragon Bones DLC Pack, which is set to release next month for PC and consoles and will feature two new dungeons as well as minor additions to the game.
Review: Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus – Bigger, Better, and Meaner
Pros:
+Absolutely remarkable graphics, animations, and sound quality
+Weapons are bigger, better, and upgradeable
+New rig kits are absolutely amazing and fun to use
+Side missions are a blast to take part in
+Old enemies feel more threatening than ever before
Cons:
-Game crashes do become problematic from time-to-time
How do you talk about Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus and not mention the fact you’re going to punch Nazis in the face? How do you not mention the fact the game also touches on racism, sexism, fascism, and how to be a patriotic scumbag to the Nazi regime? How do you not mention that this game, in ways, feels like it’s part Quentin Tarantino and part Steven Spielberg. It’s a game where an extremely pregnant Anya has ripped off her shirt, grabbed her guns, and lit up a group of Nazis with a well-deserved shower of lead.
Review: The Evil Within 2 – There’s a Secret Deep Within Us All
Pros:
+Characters are more believable and human than ever before
+Offers different approaches to combat
+Not all enemies attack the same, making combat harder, and more difficult than before
+Tons of hidden collectibles and resonances for players to go through
+Graphics, sound, and even acting is top-tier
Cons:
-Hearing Castellanos say “What the-” phrases wears thin after a few hours
When I first experienced The Evil Within 2 during my time at QuakeCon 2017, I knew I was already getting into something big. The world had changed around me, the situation was similar, but nothing remained the same. Sure, I had ended up seeing the similarities between Shinji Mikami’s previous work on Resident Evil show due to the parallel’s that had been drawn between some evil corporation, mutants in a virtual (can we call it that?) world, and even their shady doings.
Opinion: Wolfenstein II: New Colossus Has One of the Best Marketing Campaigns Ever
Lets admit it. Games such as Halo, Destiny, and DOOM have had solid marketing campaigns. They’ve been strong, unique, and completely badass campaigns, but there’s one above them all that decided to come in, punch a Nazi in the face, and walk away with its strawberry milkshake. What game is that? Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.
DOOM’s About to Rip and Tear its Way onto the Switch Next Month
Today, during a new id Software developer video that was released by Nintendo, DOOM‘s creative director Hugo Martin and executive producer Marty Stratton sat down to discuss the many features that fans will enjoy with DOOM on the Nintendo Switch.