

The Game Boy Advance is pretty much a handheld souped up SNES anyways.


The Game Boy Advance is pretty much a handheld souped up SNES anyways.


They banked really hard on Starfield being the game that’ll determine how things will go for them. Starfield ended up not being that good of a reception because it was simply overhyped. Now everyone’s expectations on TES VI and Fallout 5 are all but lukewarm because they’re expecting more of the same which is Bethesda’s model.
But really, Starfield was that game for Bethesda and it under-delivered.


It’s really not that hard to see why these executives are placed in their positions for. We’ve been seeing it in practice for a few decades now. Everything he’s saying is nothing we hadn’t heard before either.


I hate anything with touchscreens. Delayed feedback. Ugly interfaces.


Another chance to tell people about “pride and accomplishment” for a third time!


Last month former Bethesda veteran Bruce Nesmith – who was lead designer on Skyrim and a quest designer on Fallout 3, 4 and 76 – said he hoped the theories were true, because that would potentially lead to the ability to use boats and explore the water for the first time in the series.
What? You were able to buy boats in Daggerfall. Aside from exploring, yeah I get that. But no, it will not be the first time the series experiences boats. Maybe expanding them yeah but not experiencing.


Boot the troublemakers out and mean it.
I’m liking the idea of expanding the routes of what you do once you complete the community center and route out Jojamart. I just hope it doesn’t turn into some 40-hour expanded route though. All I could think of is that, you could become your own farmer’s market. Hey wait, yeah! Let us compete with Pierre and run HIM out of business!