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Starfield gets its answer to Fallout 3 and 4's Vault Boy bobbleheads, complete with a playset to display the whole…
Bethesda Game Studios is introducing 'Colony War Action Heroes' to Starfield in the upcoming Free Lanes update, serving as the game's equivalent to Fallout's bobbleheads. These collectible figures will provide players with various buffs and can be displayed in a new playset. The update also includes expansions to space travel, customization, and exploration.
Todd Howard says the only thing wrong with paid mods for Skyrim and Fallout is that people don't buy them: "Our issue now actually is getting that content in front of more people"
Bethesda director Todd Howard believes the current paid mods system for games like Skyrim and Fallout is healthy and beneficial for both creators and the company. He expressed a desire to make this content more accessible to players, despite community concerns about the impact on free mods.
Is Starfield multiplayer, or are you exploring space on your own?
Starfield is a single-player experience and does not feature any multiplayer, co-op, or PvP elements, according to Bethesda's official FAQ. Despite new content updates and a PlayStation port, multiplayer support has not been added, and no functional multiplayer mods currently exist for the PC version.
Starfield Dev Pushes Back on 2.0 Narrative, Says Free Lanes Is Huge and the Best Version of the Game
Bethesda's Tim Lamb addressed the narrative surrounding Starfield's 2.0 update, stating that the 'Free Lanes' update is the largest to date and represents the best version of the game. The company indicated that further updates are planned.
Starfield Update Preview Coming To PS5 Alongside Huge Additions | The Outerhaven
Bethesda has provided a preview of upcoming updates for Starfield, confirming that a PlayStation 5 version of the game is also in development. The preview showcased significant additions planned for the title.
Starfield Update and DLC Next Month
Bethesda has announced that the sci-fi action RPG Starfield will receive new DLC titled 'Terran Armada' on April 7th. This update also includes further support for the game.
Starfield Is Coming to PS5, Here’s Where You Can Preorder a Physical Copy - IGN
Starfield is launching on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026, with preorder options available for both Standard and Premium Editions. The Premium Edition includes the Terran Armada Story DLC, Shattered Space expansion, in-game credits, cosmetic items, and more. Preordering either edition grants the 'Old Mars Skin Pack' bonus.
Starfield Launches on PS5 April 7 Alongside Terran Armada DLC and Free Lanes Update
Bethesda Game Studios announced that Starfield will launch on PlayStation 5 on April 7, accompanied by the Terran Armada story expansion and the Free Lanes update. The PlayStation 5 version will feature DualSense integration and enhanced options for PlayStation 5 Pro. The base game will be priced at $49.99.
Todd Howard Talks Elder Scrolls 6 Progress, Starfield's PS5 Port, and Bethesda's Future
Bethesda Game Studios director Todd Howard provided an update on the development progress of The Elder Scrolls 6, mentioning the use of Creation Engine 3. He also addressed the possibility of Starfield being ported to PlayStation 5 and discussed the future of Bethesda.
Todd Howard Talks Elder Scrolls 6 Progress, Starfield's PS5 Port, and Bethesda's Future
Todd Howard provided an update on The Elder Scrolls 6's progress and addressed speculation about a potential PlayStation 5 port for Starfield. Bethesda also teased upcoming news for Starfield, which will be shared next week.
If you've spent three years credit farming in Starfield, Bethesda finally has something worthwhile for you to spend…
Starfield is set to receive a significant update on April 7 with the Free Lanes update and the Terran Armada DLC, coinciding with its release on PlayStation 5. The update introduces changes to space travel, exploration, and customization, alongside new player housing options like Asteroid Manor. Bethesda is also offering a price reduction on the base game across all platforms.
Starfield PS5 vs Starfield OLED: Which Gaming Experienc... | TAG
Starfield is now available for preorder on PlayStation 5, with Standard and Premium editions launching April 7. Death Stranding 2 is set to release on PC and PlayStation 5 with new features, despite a Steam build leak. An unofficial PC port of the original Animal Crossing has been released, and Invincible season 4 draws parallels to James Gunn's Superman.
Horror Icon John Carpenter Lists His Favorite Video Games of All Time — and 3 He's Really Looking Forward To - IGN
Horror director John Carpenter shared his all-time favorite video games, including Borderlands 2, Sonic the Hedgehog, Fallout 76, Horizon Zero Dawn, Assassin's Creed, and Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy. He also expressed excitement for upcoming titles such as John Carpenter's Toxic Commando, a Halloween-themed game, and the next installment in the Fallout series.
GTA 6 boss speaks out against AI as Nvidia CEO calls critics 'completely wrong'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the company's new DLSS 5 technology, which uses generative AI, against criticism that it alters game visuals too drastically. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick expressed skepticism about AI's ability to create hit games like Grand Theft Auto 6, stating that such notions are laughable. While Nvidia insists developers maintain artistic control, concerns remain about the impact of generative AI on game aesthetics and development.
"Just pretend we didn't announce it": Todd Howard knows The Elder Scrolls 6 teaser has haunted RPG fans for nearly 8 years, but its early reveal was about "informing our audience"
Bethesda Game Studios boss Todd Howard acknowledges that the teaser for The Elder Scrolls 6, revealed in 2018, may have been shown too early, leading to nearly eight years of fan anticipation with little new information. He explained that the early reveal was intended to inform the audience about ongoing projects, especially when new single-player games are expected.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Collector’s Edition Swings onto Official Bethesda Gear Store at New All-Time Low Price
The Collector's Edition of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC is now available for a permanent price of $159.99 exclusively from the Official Bethesda Gear Store. This edition includes the Premium Edition of the game, The Order of Giants Story DLC, and the The Last Crusade pack, along with physical collectibles like a globe and the Allmaker relic replica.
As Nvidia’s DLSS 5 attracts AI slop heat, Jensen Huang says gamers are completely wrong
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has responded to criticism regarding DLSS 5, stating that gamers are "completely wrong" about the technology. He explained that DLSS 5 operates at the geometry level and allows developers to fine-tune the generative AI to match their artistic style, rather than overriding it. The technology is set for a fall launch, with developers like Bethesda emphasizing that early demos do not represent the final implementation.
John Carpenter Can't Wait To Play A Game That Hasn't Even Been Revealed Yet
Filmmaker John Carpenter expressed his excitement for the unrevealed Fallout 5, stating his long-standing love for the Fallout universe. He also discussed his enjoyment of Fallout 76 and listed other beloved titles including Sonic the Hedgehog and Assassin's Creed. Starfield is also mentioned as coming to PlayStation 5 with new DLC.
Nvidia CEO says critics are "completely wrong" about DLSS 5 technology
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has dismissed criticism of the company's new DLSS 5 AI upscaling technology, stating that critics are "completely wrong" and that the feature does not diminish artistic control. Huang explained that DLSS 5 uses generative AI at the geometry level, which is directly controlled by game developers. The article also touches on IO Interactive's publishing division ending its agreement with Build a Rocket Boy for the game MindsEye.
Nvidia DLSS 5 critics have the tech "completely wrong", CEO Jensen Huang insists, arguing it's somehow "very different than generative AI"
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang insists critics are wrong about DLSS 5, stating it fuses game geometry and textures with generative AI for "content-control generative AI" rather than being purely generative AI. He argues this "neural rendering" technology allows developers to maintain artistic control, despite examples like Starfield and Oblivion showing significant visual alterations that have drawn criticism.
