Skip to content
feed.gg
Person297 articles

Todd Howard

Reporting and statements that mention Todd Howard.

Latest coverage

newest first, grouped by day
Metro UKNeutral

Games Inbox: Is buying physical video games becoming more popular?

Readers discuss the resurgence of physical game sales, drawing parallels to vinyl and other retro media. Concerns are raised about the future of the Fallout franchise under Bethesda and Todd Howard's direction, with a preference for Obsidian's involvement. The success of Pokémon Pokopia is highlighted as a risk rewarded, while the Nintendo vs. Sega rivalry is revisited, noting Nintendo's current dominance.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Unannounced Fallout Project Was Being Made by Another Microsoft Studio, Never Coming Out – Rumor

Journalist Jeff Gerstmann reported that an unannounced Fallout project being developed by another Microsoft-owned studio has been canceled and will not be released. He believes Bethesda Game Studios, under Todd Howard's leadership, will continue to develop major Fallout and The Elder Scrolls titles internally rather than outsourcing them.

Metro UKPositive

Fallout 3 Remastered release date revealed by new toy and it's due soon

A Fallout 3 Remastered release date appears to have been revealed through a listing for a McFarlane Toys figure, suggesting a release on August 31. While Bethesda has not officially announced the remaster, the toy listing indicates a summer launch, potentially coinciding with the success of the Fallout TV show. The article also speculates on the possibility of a shadow drop release, similar to the Oblivion remaster.

PC GamerNeutral

Fallout 3 Remastered toy listing pops up on pre-order website, and we sure are nearly at Oblivion Remastered's…

A toy listing for a Fallout 3 Remastered 'Elite Edition' has appeared on the Bro Depot website, suggesting the game's existence is no longer a secret. This leak follows the recent release of an Oblivion Remastered and Todd Howard's comments on shadow-dropping games.

GamespotNeutral

Fallout 3 Remaster Rumors Pick Up Again After Mysterious Toy Listings Appear Online

Rumors of a Fallout 3 remaster have resurfaced following new toy listings from McFarlane Toys that specifically mention 'Fallout 3 Remastered'. While Bethesda has not commented, toy manufacturers often receive early information about upcoming game releases. Todd Howard has previously expressed a preference for remasters over full remakes.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery positive

“He doesn’t have a heart, but he has heartstrings”: The making of Nick Valentine, Fallout’s best-loved companio

This article delves into the creation of Nick Valentine, a beloved companion in Fallout 4, highlighting the inspirations drawn from Boston's criminal underworld and film noir. Developer Emil Pagliarulo discusses how Nick's character embodies hope and self-awareness amidst the game's themes of paranoia and societal rebuilding. The piece also touches on the voice performance of Stephen Russell and the character's enduring popularity, including his role in the Far Harbor DLC.

PC GamerVery positive

Fallout: New Vegas remaster hopium goes off like Mount Vesuvius as Iron Galaxy teases 'what's coming next' with a very famous loading screen

Iron Galaxy Studios has fueled speculation about a potential Fallout: New Vegas remaster with a social media post featuring the game's iconic loading screen. While not a confirmation, the studio's history with ports and remasters, including Fallout 76 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR, makes them a plausible candidate. Fans have been eager for a New Vegas remaster, especially after the success of the Oblivion remaster.

Metro UKNeutral

Starfield PS5 release date and price leaks and it's cheaper than you'd expect

A reliable leaker suggests that Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026, with a standard edition priced at £44.99 and a premium edition at £59.99. This pricing is notably lower than its original launch price on Xbox Series X/S and other recent Xbox titles ported to PlayStation. Bethesda's Todd Howard also commented on upcoming updates and the Shattered Space DLC, clarifying it's not a 'Starfield 2.0'.

EurogamerNeutral

Skyrim studio's space adventure Starfield gets PS5 release date and price, courtesy of reliable leaker

A reliable leaker suggests that Bethesda's space adventure Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7th, with Standard and Premium Editions available for €49.99 and €69.99 respectively. Pre-orders are expected to begin around March 17th or 18th. Todd Howard has cautioned against expectations of a 'Starfield 2.0' update, clarifying that upcoming changes are enhancements rather than a sequel.

CGmag OnlineNeutral

Starfield PS5 Release Date Leaks Ahead of Official Announcement

A leak from billbil-kun suggests that Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, with a physical edition also available. This follows speculation about the game becoming available on Sony's console, similar to other former Xbox exclusives. Bethesda Studio Head Todd Howard recently mentioned upcoming content for Starfield, though he indicated it would not fundamentally change the game's core experience.

Tech RaptorPositive

Starfield PS5 Release Date Seemingly Leaked for April

A leak from a reliable source suggests that Bethesda's open-world RPG Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 in April, with preorders potentially opening around March 17th or 18th. While the upcoming update is not expected to drastically change the game, a physical release and a Premium Edition including the Shattered Space expansion are rumored for the PlayStation 5 version.

IGNNeutral

Starfield PS5 Release Date, Price, and Editions All Leak Online Ahead of Official Announcement - IGN

A reliable leaker has revealed that Starfield is set to launch on PlayStation 5 on April 7, with both Standard and Premium editions available. The pricing appears to be lower than its initial PC and Xbox Series X/S launch prices. Bethesda's Todd Howard also teased upcoming content and improvements to space gameplay, with a new story expansion planned.

EurogamerPositive

Move over Indy, we've just got our first information about Wolfenstein 3

MachineGames has begun casting for Wolfenstein 3, codenamed Valkyrie, with performance capture set to start in April and continue into 2027. Studio head Jerk Gustafsson previously expressed the team's intention to finish the Wolfenstein trilogy. The studio is also preparing to release Indiana Jones and the Great Circle later this year.

Gamedeveloper.comNeutral

Todd Howard says Bethesda isn't 'fully ignoring' AI

Bethesda game director Todd Howard stated that the studio is cautiously exploring artificial intelligence as a tool for data analysis and long-term player insights, rather than for content generation. He emphasized the importance of artistic intention and human creativity in game development. This approach aligns with Xbox's broader exploration of AI features, though other studios under the Xbox umbrella have had varied experiences with AI implementation and mandates.

Rock Paper ShotgunNeutral

The Elder Scrolls 6 runs on a new version of the Creation Engine, his Howardliness confirms

Todd Howard has confirmed that The Elder Scrolls 6 is running on a new version of Bethesda's Creation Engine, referred to as Creation Engine 3. He also stated that the game will return to Bethesda's "classic style" of open-world exploration, differentiating it from recent titles like Fallout 76 and Starfield.

Games IndustryVery positive

Industry leaders honour Vince Zampella at DICE Summit

Industry leaders including Todd Howard, Geoff Keighley, and Laura Miele paid tribute to the late Vince Zampella at the DICE Summit. Zampella, co-founder of Respawn Entertainment and co-creator of Call of Duty, was honored for his leadership, talent nurturing, and contributions to the gaming industry. Tributes highlighted his dedication to his teams and putting players first.

GamespotVery positive

15 Great Total-Conversion Mods To Make Your Old Games Feel Brand New

This article highlights 15 total-conversion mods that breathe new life into older PC games. These mods, created by amateur developers, can introduce new stories, worlds, or even act as sequels to beloved titles. Examples include Star Wars Genesis for Starfield, Enderal: Forgotten Stories for Skyrim, and Fallout London for Fallout 4.