There should be no surprises in this report card. Bethesda’s performance in 2019 indicates a company that has become wholly incompetent and is either incapable of or unwilling to fix its flaws, but instead has chosen time and time again to double down on everything that it does wrong and throw consequence into the wind. … Continue reading “2019 Developer Report Cards: Bethesda Softworks”
I’m trying something new today. Last week saw over 375 new games listed on Steam, and get this: Roughly half of them didn’t even release. Steam has become such a dumping ground for trash that out of nearly 400 titles slated for release between July 28 and August 3, half of the developers never bothered … Continue reading “[Not Massive] Last Week’s Steam Games You Might Enjoy”
The Elder Scrolls Blades has received an update. As revealed today, the mobile spinoff of the immensely popular role playing game series will see some much requested balances made to the chests and how they are unlocked. The silver chests will now take one hour to open instead of the previous three, and the game … Continue reading “Mobility: Blades Changes Silver Chests”
This month sees a marked increase in titles available on Xbox Game Pass, the $10 monthly subscription service that gives access to over a hundred games on Xbox One. New titles have been released as of July 1, including racing title Dirt 4, sniper game Zombie Army Trilogy, Shadow Complex Remastered, The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, … Continue reading “[Not Massive] Xbox Game Pass Gets Bigger This Month”
We’d like to picture that Funcom is having a huge money fight in their offices, with the announcement that the company has posted the highest profit in their history. Thanks to the runaway success of Conan Exiles, Funcom this quarter boasted a profit of $6.1 million USD, with total revenue nearing $11 million. For upcoming … Continue reading “Funcom Reports Most Profitable First Quarter In History”
The current generation of consoles have played host to a major surge in massively multiplayer games, with new titles releasing and being announced every month. To date, console gamers can enjoy titles like DC Universe, Planetside 2, Neverwinter, Final Fantasy XIV, Elder Scrolls Online, and more. With Star Trek Online recently announced for both Xbox … Continue reading “Top MMOs That Need To Come To Consoles”
Thanksgiving is upon us and while this is traditionally an American holiday, there is no reason that everyone can’t get something out of it. (Editor’s note: Prices shown in USD. Sales/Games may not be available in all regions.) ARK: Survival Evolved – $17.99 (was $29.99) The Crew – $14.99 (was $29.99) The Elder Scrolls Online … Continue reading “Get Games Cheap: Thanksgiving Digital Sales”
Zenimax Online Studios recently introduced experience boosters to The Elder Scrolls Online in the form of Crown Experience Scrolls. The scrolls cost 1000 crowns for a pack of five, provide 50% bonus to ALL experience gains, do not stack, and last two hours apiece. To appease critics, Zenimax also introduced a new brewing recipe: Psijic … Continue reading “ESO Players Can Craft XP Potions”
If you purchased The Elder Scrolls Online through grey market resellers like G2A or similar websites, you may be the unlucky recipient of a notice that your account has been disabled until you purchase a legitimate copy of the game. Zenimax Studios has been identifying fraudulent cards and disabling the accounts using them, with users … Continue reading “Zenimax Disabling Accounts With Fraudulent Keys”
[Update]: Tripwire Interactive has expressly forbidden the use of paid mods in its EULA for Killing Floor 2. Your Mods must be distributed for free, period. Neither you, nor any other person or party, may sell them to anyone, commercially exploit them in any way, or charge anyone for receiving or using them without prior … Continue reading “[Not Massive] Criticism Mounting of Paid Mods Program”
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