In an update to its original blog post dated December 1, developer Bethesda has said it is aware some Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim players on PlayStation 3 are still experiencing "long-term play issues" despite the release of update 1.2, which was meant to alleviate those problems.

According to the update, Bethesda is "reaching out" to a number of users that use multiple save files in order to detect the exact problem. "Right now we know it's not one thing, but a combination of smaller ones that some folks are seeing, but others are not."

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Batman: Arkham City's PC launch seems to have been marred by some DirectX 11 issues that have left the game unplayable, Steam forum users have reported.

According to some users, enabling DirectX 11 features turns Batman's latest adventure into a frame rate nightmare. HardOCP examined the issues with both the NVidia GTX 580 and AMD Radeon HD 6970, noting that "both video cards the game stuttered and paused in exactly the same places, indicating it is more of a game issue with DX11."

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Sixteen days after we first reported Xbox 360 save file issues within Batman: Arkham City, Warner Bros. has acknowledged the problem, asking for users to help investigate the issue.

In a forum post, the publisher is asking users to detail their problems so they can better investigate the issue. Between the time the issue was first reported and Warner's response, the original forum complaining of the game-ending problem has swollen to nearly 200 comments across twenty pages.

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It's no secret that Battlefield 3 isn't enjoying the smoothest deployment across its three platforms. With server issues since launch, the most played multiplayer mode, it seems, is actually attempting to connect to any online game modes.

In response to fan feedback, DICE general manager Karl Magnus Troedsson wrote a lengthy blog post to assure players that the developer is looking into the problems and are working hard to correct them, but not before thanking gamers for a DICE's "largest launch to date."

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A number of users on the official Batman: Arkham City forum have reported issues with save files for the Dark Knight's latest adventure.

According to an ongoing thread on the forum, users have returned to their game only to find their save files have either been corrupted or have outright vanished from their console. It appears that only Xbox 360 users are having the issue at the moment.

Read more: Arkham Asylum suffered from similar issues »