The past few days I’ve been under the weather, having caught a cold (but I’ll refer to it as the plague, since it’s more fitting to the style of the subject matter). But after just a short play session of the Evil Within, I really wanted to push out at least a preview of the.

The rage from PC gamer’s Bethesda would indeed be locking the frame rate for the PC release was somewhat held back upon news they’d provide a console and commands to change the settings of the title. Though these changes were naturally unsupported, they’d allow you to change the Evil Within’s frame rate, Aspect ratio.

Despite dodging the question for the past few weeks, it’s finally been confirmed by Bethesda the anticipated The Evil Within will indeed be locked at a rather meager 30FPS, just like its console iterations. Truly this is terrifying news to every PC gamer out there. We’ve known for some time the PC version of.

If you’re looking forward to playing playing the soon to be released The Evil Within, then you could have a little guess work on your hands. Bethesda have taken the fairly unusual step of not providing PC gamer’s with the minimum PC specs, and instead just giving you a recommended set of specifications. Below.

Zenimax Online have released a rather large update for The Elder Scrolls Online, which addresses many things, namely the combat and quests. As well as issuing the full patch notes (which you can naturally find below), they have also released a statement encouraging people to name and shame gold spammers in order to help.

Whether a fan or not, most of you will have heard about the Elder scrolls games especially with the release of Skyrim, the fifth edition to the Elder scrolls series. Having sold (according to a recent press release) 20 million copies, it’s not surprising that many of us, myself included, are looking forward to.

  Bethesda’s Pete Hines had a thing or two to say about the PS4 and Xbox One, and also spoke on the issue of cross platform development between the PS4 and Xbox One. He spoke on how despite the PS4 and Xbox One are certainly easier to develop for than the Xbox 360 or.

If you’re wanting to take a look at Skyrim’s new DragonBorn DLC, we’ve got some screens for you!     The new and eagerly awaited piece of DLC for Bethesda’s Skyrim has finally been revealed in a series of screenshots, and Dragonborn is looking to be impressive!.

Bethesda released not only a teaser image (which can be seen below) but also promises of a new trailer, via a recent Twitter post. The trailer is supposed to release on Monday (which it technically is, as I write this article) but most of us will have to wait until the merry morning to.

Who doesn’t love freebies? I just knocked up this Elder Scrolls Skyrim wallpaper, and because I am so generous, here is is available for download. Click for the full image..

Bethesda have officially confirmed the June 26th release date for the Skyrim Dawnguard DLC, which had been originally “tentatively” slated for that particular date. They have said that this date is for the “English” release, so it’s fairly safe to assume that they are referring to both the US and UK releases. There is.

Bethesda has now officially announced an MMO based in The Elder Scrolls universe, and it is simply titled The Elder Scrolls Online. The game is currently being developed by ZeniMax Online Studios, and will of course be the very first step into multiplayer territory for the Elder Scrolls series. In case you’re wondering, no it.

Bethesda – or more specifically, their marketing man Pete Hines – has teased some upcoming Skyrim DLC. Unfortunately, all that was revealed (via the teaser image, pictured left) was the name of the DLC – Dawnguard. However, the original post did mention that this DLC, which will undoubtedly sell like crazy, will be “coming.