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• Fallout 4 dialogue system "didn't work as well" as other features, says Todd Howard

  Bethesda’s Todd Howard critiques Fallout 4’s dialogue system.

• Fallout movies not ruled out by Bethesda, but "nothing's quite clicked" yet

  Bethesda isn’t bringing its Fallout franchise to the big screen any time soon, according to executive producer Todd Howard.

• Bethesda’s Todd Howard clarifies “three long-term” projects statement made at DICE

  Bethesda’s Todd Howard has clarified a comment he made during DICE regarding games the company has in development.

• Fallout 4 mod support hits PC in April, consoles after

  You can expect official mod support for Fallout 4 to start as early as April.

• Fallout 4 sold more digitally than at retail on day one

  Even single-player-heavy games like Fallout 4 benefit from the booming digital marketplace.

• Bethesda working on "three long-term" projects "different" from what it's done before

  Bethesda is currently working on three titles which Todd Howard said are “long term projects.”

• 2016 DICE Summit: Kojima, del Toro and Todd Howard talks - watch all sessions here

  Day two of the 2016 DICE Summit presentations kick off later this afternoon, and like yesterday, all the interviews and talks will be livestreamed.

• Bethesda's Todd Howard to be presented with Lifetime Achievement Award at GDC 2016

  Fallout and The Elder Scrolls main man Todd Howard will he honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at GDC 2016.

• Here's how Fallout 4’s character system works, as explained by Todd Howard

  Bethesda has released a video featuring Todd Howard explaining how Fallout 4’s character and perks system works.

• Fallout 4 may offer less violent solutions to your post-apocalyptic problems

  While Fallout 4 is unlikely to support full-pacifist play styles, Bethesda Studios’ Todd Howard has suggested that there will be more peaceful solutions available to players than in previous games.

• Fallout 4 will benefit from bug squishing techniques learned fixing Skyrim

  The Fallout 4 team is working hard to ensure serious bugs aren’t included with the game at launch.

• Bethesda's next game reveal is "gonna be a while," says Howard

  Fallout 4 rumours continue to weave their way through the fabric of our news feeds, but whatever Bethesda has in development, you won’t be seeing it for some time.

• Bethesda Game Studios reveal has no set timeframe

  Bethesda has not set a deadline for when it will unveil the next project from Todd Howard’s core development team at Bethesda Game Studios.

• Todd Howard's next game looking "awesome," don't expect news on it anytime soon

  Just because The Elder Scrolls Online is coming to consoles, doesn’t mean Todd Howard’s team at Bethesda is involved: so don’t worry – he hasn’t stopped working on what he’s doing to help out with the MMO.

• Todd Howard believes "meaningful" character interaction is the future of RPGs

  Bethesda’s Todd Howard believes the future of RPGs will be dependent on the character reacting in a way that’s “meaningful” to the player and the choices they have made.

• Todd Howard wants console players to experience the glory of PC mods

  Bethesda’s head of everything Elder Scrolls wishes that the dirty console peasants could experience the glory of the PC modding community.  Hah! Silly man!

• Bethesda - developers walk a "weird line," when it comes to DLC

  Bethesda’s Todd Howard feels developers walk a find line when it comes to releasing DLC: do it too soon, you alienate your customer base. Do it too late, you alienate your customer base.

• Todd Howard: Mods "make your game better", more companies should allow them

  Bethesda’s Todd Howard told G4 in the latest episode of X-Play he prefers mods over DLC and doesn’t understand why so many game companies don’t provide users the tools to create their own content nor why they don’t allow modding, period.

• Skyrim already patched more often than either Oblivion or Fallout 3

  Game director Todd Howard says Bethesda has already done more to remedy some of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s less desirable features than any previous title.