According to new sources, the next "Doom" game will feature bigger guns and monsters, and gory new moves to dispatch them.
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‘The Elder Scrolls Online’ Xbox One, PS4 Release Date: Bethesda clarifies roadblock as reason for delay? Developer to unveil game this February
“Elder Scrolls Online” Release Date rumors began circulating online again. Gamers are wondering if Bethesda will release the game in the next-gen consoles.
'Fallout 4' Release Date: Leak Hints an Early 2015 Arrival; Bethesda Has No Comment amid Script Revealing Game’s Setting
A recent tweet spreading fast online has prompted fans in the gaming world that Fallout 4 release date is going to be announced really soon.
Fallout 4 release date: What is the real status of the game? Bethesda remains silent about game roll out
News about the imminent release of ‘Fallout 4’ got fans really excited and frustrated as the same time. Despite, previous reports, Bethesda did not make any official announcement about the roll out game. But if rumors are to be the basis, the release might be in 2016.
"The Elder Scrolls Online" Unveils New Loyalty Program- Buy a Subscription, Get Free Stuff
"The Elder Scrolls Online" has just revealed its new Loyalty Program, that will reward players with rare in-game items for continued subscriptions.
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The recently launched 'The Elder Scrolls Online' developed by ZeniMax Online Studios has hit a few bumps in the road with various complaints of their subscription based MMO model. One of which was customers complaining about having to pay subscription fees even though they already bought the game that comes with 30-days worth of free playtime.
An informant from Bethesda's PR department claims has revealed a massive amount of info for the next "Fallout" game.
Unterfoehring, Germany-based production and distribution firm Red Arrow Entertainment Group picked up a majority stake in Bethesda, US-based entertainment firm Half Yard Productions in a deal estimated to be valued at more than $40 million.
Marlyand, US-based education startup Tales2Go bagged $750,000 in a seed funding round led by NewSchoolds Venture Fund and Maryland Venture Fund to improve students' listening fluency through a "Netflix-like" audiobook app.
