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Dishonored: The Knife Of Dunwall: The Kotaku Review
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Farewell, Skyrim
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Five Years And Nothing To Show: How Doom 4 Got Off Track
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I'm A Mormon: Pop Culture Often Mocks My Faith, But Fallout Treated It Right
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Skyrim: Dragonborn: The Kotaku Review
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Skyrim's Dragonborn DLC Will Sort Of Bring Players Back To Morrowind
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Grab Great Deals On Fallout And Skyrim In GamersGate’s Bethesda Weekend Sale
“Crazy bargains” is old hat, so let’s try something new. “Incongruous pricing” isn’t bad. “Deranged deals” has alliteration on its side. My favourite, though, is “Barmy bargains”, if only because I can say it real good-like in a Cockney accent. And that’s what GamersGate has going with its “Bethesda Weekend”, offering titles such as Dishonored, Fallout 3 and Skyrim for up to 50 per cent off.
An In-Depth Look At The Making Of Skyrim
Skyrim was a ridiculously large game, and so it makes sense that a comprehensive look at how developer Bethesda built it would be equally large. And lo, it is — this massive breakdown posted by Bethesda senior designer Joel Burgess goes deeper than the deepest crypt and farther afield than the farthest… field.
The Evil Within Will Be More About Using Your Brain Than Your Gun
Shinji Mikami, creator of the Resident Evil series is making a new survival horror game, The Evil Within. You’ve seen the trailer, now let’s see what the man behind the madness has to say about it.
Dishonored: The Knife Of Dunwall: The Kotaku Review
Perhaps the most exciting part of Dishonored, the triumphant assassin game released last year by Bethesda and Arkane Studios, was the feeling we’d get when entering a new area, a new chunk of Dunwall filled with apartments to loot and guards to terrorise. That’s the best thing about games like that, isn’t it?
Farewell, Skyrim
Yesterday, with minimal pomp and circumstance, Bethesda announced that there will be no more official expansions for Skyrim. Just like that, the era of the Dovahkiin drew to a close.
Five Years And Nothing To Show: How Doom 4 Got Off Track
Doom 4 is in trouble and has been for quite some time now, according to multiple sources. Although publisher Bethesda tells Kotaku it still plans to release the highly anticipated first-person shooter, Doom 4 has gone through at least one major reboot over the past few years. Sources say even today, five years after development started, the game is not even close to complete.
