A Shield Maiden seeks revenge against the murderer of her Thane.

Bethesda announced today on their blog that they are now accepting registrations for their Xbox 360 Dawnguard Beta program. All you need is to be a currently registered member on their forums and answer a few questions about your playing habits (and own a 360 with a Live account, of course). Then a promotional code [...]

Before DLC many games got expansion packs. Modern day DLC is typically cheaper but also significantly less substantial than the old expansion packs (the Opposing Force expansion for Half-Life was as long as the original game). Bethesda has chosen to use the term add-on to describe Dawnguard, but it’s more like an expansion pack than [...]

It’s that time of the year once again. It’s that show where we look ahead to the Electronic Entertainment Expo and make wild predictions about what’s going to happen. Join Robbie, Kyle, Jason, Samantha and Addam as we go through each of the big three and discuss what we want to see next week. Naturally [...]

Diablo III was released yesterday. To a great number of PC and Mac players, this meant that the long awaited sequel to a now classic franchise was about to kill their already dwindling social lives. Inside many households across the globe there would be a gamer hunched over his or her computer in the dark, [...]

Bethesda has announced that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be getting Kinect support through a free title update later this month. Kinect support for Skyrim will feature over two-hundred voice comands including “Dragon Shouts, Hotkey Equipping, Follower Commands, and all Menus (Items, Magic, Map, Barter, Container, Favorites, and Skills).” You will also be able [...]

Back in February, Bethesda said that if any proud 11/11/11 parents named their child Dovahkiin (Dragonborn for those who speak Dragon in Skyrim), they would be rewarded with free games for life. Looks like someone actually took them up on their offer. Dovahkiin Tom Kellermeyer was born at 6:08PST last Friday to Megan and Eric Kellermeyer. [...]