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Xbox is eliminating 268 roles and reorganizing its studios, with Activision taking over the next Halo and Playground and Turn 10 merging for Forza and Fable.
Quake: Dawn of the Machine is available today, Xbox Wire confirmed on August 6, 2026. Here is what we know so far about the latest entry in the Quake series.
Bethesda's new studio note confirms Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remasters are in development, a new Fallout project with Obsidian, and a live 30th anniversary celebration in 2027 - plus updates on The Elder Scrolls VI, Fallout 5, and Starfield.
Fallout: New Vegas is getting a 15th anniversary bundle shipped in 2026, and pre-orders start now.
Fallout 76’s Burning Springs expansion arrives December 2, bringing players to post-nuclear Ohio with new enemies, bounty hunting missions led by The Ghoul, and one of the game’s largest map updates yet.
Bethesda celebrates Fallout Day with the reveal of Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition, launching November 10 on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation, and on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026—complete with all DLCs and 150+ Creation Club items.
After being long rumored, the remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is officially here.
A new event and bundle between Bethesda's Fallout IP and Call of Duty Modern Warfare III & Warzone brings the Vault Dwellers into the battlefield.
Microsoft announced internally that it will be closing four studios that are branches of ZeniMax's Bethesda.
Bethesda and Machine Games just announced a new game starring our favourite history-teacher-turned-adventurer. Indiana Jones and the Last Circle is coming later this year.
After being a prominent part of Bethesda Softworks for 24 years, head of publishing, Pete Hines, has announced his retirement from the company.
Bethesda has announced "Tales of Tribute", a card game built in their MMORPG, The Elder Scrolls Online. All the details that we know about the game can be found within, and come from today's livestream.
