Bethesda's Gamers Day 2010

Bethesda's Gamers Day 2010 headlines

• Rage brings the house down in Vegas and France - impressions round-up

  With Rage being id’s first new IP in 14 years, you’d need to bring the goods, right? Well, the firm didn’t just bring them, it brought the house down at the same time. The game was one of four titles shown by Bethesda during pre-E3 events held by the company in Las Vegas and France […]

• Fallout: New Vegas is a "different kind of licence," says Obsidian

  Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart has told Joystiq that he considers Fallout: New Vegas to nearly be an original IP.

• Fallout: New Vegas capsizes the boat in Nevada and France - impressions round-up

  Fallout: New Vegas was one of Bethesda’s biggest titles shown in the past couple of weeks to press in Nevada and France. For what it’s worth, we agree with what seems to be the consensus so far: it looks awesome. Get rounded up after the break.

• Bethesda, VG247 invades France - everything in one place

  We came, we saw, we conquered. We were in France last week, just outside Paris, to see some of Bethesda’s future titles for this and next year, such as Rage, Fallout: New Vegas, Brink and Hunted: The Demon’s Forge. We spoke, drank and watched games throughout the two-day event, all for you. Get everything below.

• Hunted shots feature spider-scorpion, arrows

  Here’s a fun fact: did you know Hunted: The Demon’s Forge has a hybrid of a spider and a scorpion? You do now!

• Another Splash Damage-id collaboration "certainly not a terrible thing at all," says Brink writer

  Brink writer Ed Stern has told VG247 that a second collaboration from Splash Damage and id Software is never off the table, but insisted the studio is purely focused on upcoming FPS, Brink.

• Splash Damage stays mum on DLC plans for Brink

  Anyone on the edge of their seats on possible Brink DLC plans may want to move back an inch or two: developer Splash Damage is saying nowt.

• Splash Damage: Brink to reward more players for altruism in co-op

  Splash Damage boss Paul Wedgwood has told VG247 that super-shooter Brink will reward selfless players in co-op games.

• Fallout: NV has Hardcore Mode for those wanting a challenge

  Chris Avellone, lead designer for Fallout: New Vegas, has told VG247 that players wanting a bit of a challenge in the game should look no further than its Hardcore Mode.

• Interview: Brink (part two) - Splash Damage's Paul Wedgwood

  Brink is downright fucking awesome. We know because we saw it at a pre-E3 Bethesda event outside Paris last week. The demo was split into two, showing us one part of the story as Security and one as Resistance, with the game’s impressive scale of customisation shown off in-between. Needless to say, “downright fucking awesome”. […]

• Interview: Brink (part one) - Splash Damage's Ed Stern

  Ever since its reveal before E3 last year, Splash Damage’s Brink has been firmly on the core’s radar. It’s aiming to be one of the biggest action titles of this year, pairing up with fellow Bethesda-published title Fallout: New Vegas this fall. In one of two interviews with Splash Damage, we spoke to the game’s […]

• Willits: Rage on 360 will ship on two DVDs

  id Software’s Tim Willits has told VG247 that Rage on Xbox 360 will ship with two DVDs.

• Brink shots blow the house down

  Brink. You must buy it when it releases. It’s an instabuy. These new shots back our case.

• Fallout: New Vegas gets glitzy new shots

  The glitz and glamour of Las Vegas: Fallout style. All summed up in these new shots.

• Interview - Obsidian's Chris Avellone on Fallout: New Vegas [Update]

  Update: New shots here. Original: When Fallout: New Vegas was announced at a London event back in April 2009, folks nearly broke the internet. Fairly popular, is Fallout. All anyone knew back then was that it wasn’t a sequel to Fallout 3, it was a multi-platform title, and Obsidian was set to develop it. Earlier […]

• New Rage shots bring the goods

  Bethesda’s outed five new shots of Rage. They’re amazing. Get them after the break.

• Rage delayed until 2011, confirms id Software

  id Software creative director Tim Willits has revealed to VG247 that Rage won’t make 2010, and will now release next year.

• Interview - id's Tim Willits on RAGE

  Tim Willits is serious business. The id Software lead designer was a co-owner, joining the developer’s original team in 1995 after impressing with DOOM levels he’d created in his spare time. Fifteen years on, he’s focused on RAGE, the FPS-driving hybrid set to be the firm’s first release since being bought by Zenimax last year. […]

• Brink's Wedgwood: RAGE is "probably one of the best-looking games I’ve ever seen"

  Splash Damage CEO Paul Wedgwood has admitted that RAGE is quite possibly “one of the best-looking games” he’s ever seen.