While Starfield may not have reached the same level of success as Fallout 4 or Skyrim, Bethesda is committed to its sci-fi RPG, announcing plans for new content set to launch in 2027.
CEO Ryan Cohen remains optimistic about acquiring eBay, linking the potential move to GameStop’s current business approach.
Bethesda Softworks is reviving two beloved entries in the Fallout series with the remastered editions of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
Bethesda Game Studios has begun pre-production on Fallout 5, adding to the lineup of new Fallout titles being developed by both Bethesda and Obsidian.
Tencent and Square Enix have revealed that their brief adaptation of the highly praised MMO will be coming to an end.
Bethesda reveals plans for Fallout 5 and upcoming remasters shortly after recent layoffs affected the company and other Xbox divisions.
Epic Games is set to enhance Fortnite by introducing AI-generated voices for 36 of its characters, utilizing the advanced capabilities of Google’s Gemini AI.
In 2026, Secret Lair will introduce exciting new themes, featuring beloved elements from Stardew Valley, Hatsune Miku, Marvel romance, The Hobbit, and more.
The beloved animated sci-fi classic Gandahar marks its 40th anniversary with a stunning 4K re-release in the U.S. Don’t miss your chance to experience this iconic film anew.
Disney is set to release a thrilling new take on the 2008 film, promising a spookier experience for fans.
A24 has acknowledged that recent copyright strikes against Backrooms fans were issued in error, following significant backlash from the community.
Ryan Hurst, who plays a key role in the God of War TV adaptation inspired by the PlayStation franchise, has suffered a bicep injury and will be stepping down from his role.
Marathon is set to introduce the Vault Breaker mode in an upcoming mid-season 2 update for the extraction shooter.
Get ready for Marvel’s Wolverine, the upcoming PlayStation 5 exclusive from Sony. A recently released trailer, featuring The Odyssey, reveals the return of a classic Marvel antagonist.
Marvel Comics is making a significant move from New York City, the iconic backdrop for Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four, to Los Angeles next year.
Arion Kurtaj reports that he has a burner phone in prison, allowing him to share his thoughts and updates with the online community.