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Bethesda Softworks

Bethesda Softworks is among Rockville, Maryland’s biggest Western game publishers. The publisher has major IPs like Doom, Wolfenstein, The Elder Scrolls, and Fallout, having released many games from each to critical acclaim over the years.

After several decades of success, Microsoft acquired the publisher for $7.5 billion, becoming a first-party studio for Xbox. Under Bethesda Softworks, studios like MachineGames, Tango Gameworks, and Bethesda Game Studios have released several high-quality games.

In 2023, the publisher released one of the year’s most anticipated games, Starfield, along with surprise hits like Hi-Fi Rush. For more information about Bethesda Softworks and its studios, find the latest news in this section below.

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Redfall Players Still Waiting For DLC Promised In $100 Edition One Year Later

Prior to its release, Arkane Studios sold a $100 edition of Redfall, promising two DLC heroes. However, they are still nowhere to be seen.

Starfield Wasn’t Universally Beloved As It Was Too Different, Says Todd Howard

Starfield director Todd Howard believes player expectations after past Bethesda releases negatively impacted their experience with the game.

Xbox’s Indiana Jones Reportedly Releases December 2024

An insider suggests Xbox will release games till the very end of the year, with Indiana Jones and The Great Circle being the last.

For The First Time In Generations, Xbox Has Its Priorities Right

Xbox has broken free from the curse of trying to topple PlayStation's empire. The gaming giant is now attempting to chart its own course.

Starfield New Update Promises More ‘Display Modes’ For Consoles

Starfield could be receiving a 40FPS mode for Xbox Series S|X as Bethesda teases new display modes for consoles.

Fallout: Bethesda Open To Partnering With Other Devs For New Games

Bethesda is always on the lookout for ways to bring more Fallout content to its fans, including the option to contact external teams.

Phil Spencer Has Returned To Fallout 76 Amid Resurgence

It seems Fallout 76 is doing even better than anticipated since Phil Spencer is one of the millions who played the game last week.

Bethesda Isn’t Doing Enough To Utilize Fallout TV Show Hype

Following the success of the Fallout show, it appears that Bethesda is repeating the same mistake Naughty Dog made in early 2023.

Redfall: One Year Later, There’s No Hope Left For A Comeback

Much like its vampires, Redfall seems to be destined to live on forever but as a reminder of Arkane Austin's biggest misstep.
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