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Bethesda confirms Starfield PS5 launch for April 7
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Bethesda has announced that Starfield will launch on PlayStation 5 on April 7, coinciding with the release of the free Free Lanes update and the paid Terran Armada expansion. The port is PS5 Pro Enhanced and available for pre-order at $50. Company executives emphasized ongoing support for the game.
Bethesda has delisted its mobile RPG spinoff The Elder Scrolls: Blades from the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and Nintendo eShop ahead of a permanent server shutdown on June 30, 2026. Existing players can access all content for free via Gems and Sigils until closure.
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Bethesda director Todd Howard shared insights on The Elder Scrolls 6 during an IGN interview, highlighting improvements in development efficiency learned from Starfield. He discussed challenges with early announcements and future hardware needs. Howard noted more stable builds using Creation Engine 3.
A recent article highlights six sci-fi video game sequels that have been announced or rumored for years, with fans eagerly awaiting updates. These projects range from confirmed developments to persistent hints, though release dates remain uncertain.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on Nintendo Switch 2 has seen improvements through a recent patch addressing initial launch issues. The update introduces selectable performance and visual quality modes to balance frame rates and graphics. Players can now choose between smoother gameplay or enhanced details based on their preferences.
Developers at Bethesda are investigating the addition of crossplay to Fallout 76, their seven-year-old multiplayer game, but have emphasized that it is not planned for the near future due to significant technical challenges. In a recent interview, creative director Jon Rush and production director Bill LaCoste acknowledged player demand while outlining the difficulties of retrofitting the feature post-launch. This comes amid renewed interest in the game following the success of the Fallout TV series' second season.
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Bethesda has confirmed that its upcoming game, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, will include a physical Game Card for the Nintendo Switch 2. This makes it the sole Bethesda title for the platform to offer such a physical edition. Other games like Oblivion Remastered, Skyrim, and Fallout 4 will not feature physical cartridges.
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