Pick off your enemies and friends alike in a huge snowball fight in Tera: Rising from Bluehole Studio and En Masse Entertainment.
Gazillion Entertainment and Secret Identity Studios update Marvel Heroes in time for the holidays with Siege.
Ghost Rider sets his face ablaze as the newest playable character in the free to play Marvel Heroes.
Here it is, the much awaited for Stryder class mech, marching towards the destruction of fellow enemies in Titanfall.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood launches on the Xbox One from Press Play as a reimagining of Max and the Magic Marker.
Take a deep breath and explore the deepest, untouched parts of our planet under the ocean surface in World of Diving.
Get an overview of Tobruk in Sniper Elite III from Rebellion Oxford and Rebellion Developments for the PC and Playstation 4.
TT Games presents the full, blocky trailer for The Lego Movie Videogame coming to just about every platform on February 4, 2014.
Warhorse announces a 2015 launch target for Kingdom Come: Deliverance for the PC and next-generation consoles featuring non-linear story progression, first-person melee combat, in an action-adventure, roleplaying world.
République launches for iOS on December 19, 2014, aiming for its release on Windows and Mac sometime in 2014, combining stealth action elements and survival horror in a totalitarian world.
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Do you fancy yourself an Elder Scrolls fan? Well, you probably own all these games anyways. But in an attempt to entice you to double-dip, Bethesda has announced The Elder Scrolls Anthology, a veritable smorgasbord of all things Elder Scrolls. Beyond collecting every official PC game in one convenient retail collection, it'll also come with some physical goodies.
Although Bethesda may have moved on from Skyrim, fans are still creating impressive mods. One in particular, adds an entirely new landmass, 26 new quests consisting of 9 main quests and 17 sidequests, new items, two new spells, a new shout, a full soundtrack, and a voiced cast.
"Behind Falskaar" was the brainchild of modder Alexander J. Velicky, who spent the last year making it. He's also 19 years old.
The Legendary Edition of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that was spotted on a European retail site last week is indeed official and coming on June 4, Bethesda announced today.
The package, which will retail for $59.99, will include the 1.9 title update, as well as the Dragonborn, Hearthfire and Dawnguard DLC. It will be available for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
If you've managed to go the last two years without picking up The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim or its downloadable content, Bethesda might be making it easier for you to catch up soon. A Polish retail site has listed a Skyrim "Legendary Edition" that includes all prior DLC. It's said to be coming later this summer.
Read more: Bethesda done with DLC, after 'Legendary' patch »
After three DLC expansions, Bethesda is done with its latest Elder Scrolls adventure, Skyrim. In a letter posted on the studio's official blog, the company says that it's time to move on to their "next major project," and that it now "requires the studio's full attention to make it our biggest and best work yet."
Skyrim's 1.9 update has been available on PC for a few weeks, after beginning its beta last month. Console players have had to wait a bit longer for the patch, but the update is live starting today.
Read more: Legendary difficulty, removed level cap, and bug fixes »
You may be the Dovahkiin and all, but if you've run the length of Skyrim backwards and forwards you might be craving a little extra challenge. The game's 1.9 update plans to fix all that, and PC players can already download the beta to take advantage of the new features and bug fixes.
PlayStation 3 owners are finally about to receive downloadable content for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim tomorrow. But first, you'll have to download the 1.8 update, which includes a few bug fixes of its own.
PlayStation 3 owners waiting to experience the new additions to Tamriel in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim can finally get excited. After Bethesda confirmed that the game's three DLC packs were coming in February, the publisher finally has nailed down the dates.
It's been a long time coming, but it appears that DLC for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is finally coming to PlayStation 3 next month, at a discount no less, starting with Dragonborn. Oh, and PC folks will get Dragonborn in February as well.
When I initially played the previous downloadable content for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, nothing seemed amiss. The handful of new areas and pieces of loot littered around the familiar landscape were what I had come to expect from DLC. But now that I've played the "Dragonborn" expansion, the others simply pale in comparison. It's more ambitious, more thematically relevant, and a perfect example of Bethesda's promise to take its time with fully-featured content.
The Walking Dead was the big winner at the 2012 VGAs tonight, taking home five awards for Game of the Year, Best Downloadable Game, Best Performance by a Human Female for Clementine, Best Adapted Video Game, and Best Studio for developer Telltale Games. Gearbox Software's Borderlands 2 took home Best Shooter, Best Multiplayer, Best Performance by a Human Male for Handsome Jack, and the fan-voted Character of the Year for Claptrap. Journey took home three awards for developer thatgamecompany, including Best PS3 Game, Best Original Score and Best Independent Game.
Not all of the winners were announced on the show, but you can check out the complete list of winners below.
If you were unlucky enough to pick the PlayStation 3 as your platform of choice for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, your hopes for extra content have been as cold and barren as Skyrim itself. The Xbox 360 has been first to the party due to exclusivity arrangements, and the PC has the mod scene to keep it occupied while it waits, but Bethesda has had serious setbacks on PS3. The company has announced that it is putting aside the PS3 releases of Dawnguard and Hearthfire for the time being to focus on the latest expansion, Dragonborn.
The Dragonborn DLC for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is out this week on Xbox 360. PC and PlayStation 3 players are used to waiting for their versions because of the exclusivity deal for the Microsoft console, but at least now Bethesda is narrowing the release window.
Poor PlayStation 3-packing Dragonborn. Though the third piece of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim DLC is approaching next week, technical problems have kept all add-ons off PS3 so far. Sony and Bethesda have joined forces to solve the issues and while we still have no solid word on when DLC might come to PS3, Bethesda has assured that it hasn't given up.
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