Fallout: Coming soon to a TV near you?
Could the Capital Wasteland soon be the setting of a new television series? Fallout publisher Bethesda has filed a trademark for a post-apocalyptic TV show.
Could the Capital Wasteland soon be the setting of a new television series? Fallout publisher Bethesda has filed a trademark for a post-apocalyptic TV show.
We've heard of developers hiring economists and military consultants for their games before, so why not scientists, too?
Brian Fargo's Wasteland franchise moves forward with the release of an early screenshot from the upcoming Wasteland 2.
Kickstarter’s gone vogue. With a single, bold move by Double Fine’s Tim Schafer in early February, the crowdfunding web site propelled itself into the heart of the gaming community. Now, with the signing of the JOBS Act adding additional legitimacy, …
“Inside sources” have allegedly confirmed with tech blog Tom’s Guide that Bethesda Softworks is preparing an Elder Scrolls Online massively multiplayer game and is set to reveal it in May of this year.
The MMO will take place 1,000 years …
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Double Fine Productions turned video game funding practices upside down last week when it raised more than $1.75 million through the crowd-funding site Kickstarter in record time. That money will go toward the development of a new adventure game that …
ZeniMax Media, the parent company of video game developer and publisher Bethesda Softworks, has reached a settlement in the lawsuit against Interplay Entertainment over the Fallout brand.
The lawsuit sought to cancel the license granted to Interplay to develop a …
If a game isn’t broken, don’t try and fix it. In fact, make the rest of your games follow that same formula.
That’s a strategy that Bethesda Softworks now appears to be applying to the rest of its franchises. The …
There will definitely be more gory big budget video games in our future. ZeniMax Media said today it has raised $150 million in investment from Providence Private Equity Partners.
The money supplements the $300 million that ZeniMax raised from Providence …