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Gamers, if you have enjoyed the Dishonored game by the guys at Arkane and Bethesda, you might be interested to learn that a sequel appears to be in the works. This is thanks to a recent screenshot that was leaked and made its way onto the internet, showing off the logo for the game, along with Bethesda’s and Arkane’s logos at the bottom right and bottom left corners of the screen respectively.

Of course when Bethesda was asked about the possible sequel, they replied with a canned response, stating that “We don’t comment on rumor or speculation.” Granted this is a rather vague response, but in the past we have seen studios and developers outright certain claims, so perhaps the idea of Dishonored 2 might not be so far fetched after all. (more…)

Possible Dishonored II Splash Screen Leaked [Rumor] original content from Ubergizmo.

Thanks to a sighting on Amazon’s servers yesterday, the Imperial Edition version of The Elder Scrolls Online MMO was revealed. Now the good news for gamers wondering how much it would cost is that Bethesda has since taken to its blog to confirm the news along with a new 8 minute cinematic trailer as well that will hopefully get gamers into the mood and excitement at the upcoming game. It also appears that yesterday’s leak also corroborates the goodies that gamers can look forward to. (more…)

The Elder Scrolls Online Imperial Edition Confirmed For $99.99 original content from Ubergizmo.

Good news gamers, if you are looking forward to playing The Elder Scrolls Online on your PlayStation 4, you might be pleased to learn that you will not have to pay a double fee. Basically there was some concern that gamers who wanted to play the game would not only have to purchase the game itself, pay for its monthly subscription fee of $14.99 a month, but will also have to pay for a PlayStation Plus account as well. Thankfully that is not the case as Bethesda has since confirmed that gamers will only need to pay for the monthly subscription (on top of purchasing the game, of course).

According to Bethesda, ”A PlayStation Plus membership is not required to play The Elder Scrolls Online. PS4 players will only be required to pay the same monthly subscription associated with The Elder Scrolls Online that PC and Mac users will pay – nothing more.” Unfortunately the same cannot be said for Xbox One gamers who will be required to have an Xbox Gold account. It should be noted that PC/Mac gamers will not be able to play with those playing on the PS4 or the Xbox One as there will not be any cross-platform support. The Elder Scrolls Online is scheduled for a release on the PC/Mac on the 4th of April followed by a June release for consoles.

The Elder Scrolls Online Will Not Require A PS Plus Account original content from Ubergizmo.

Remember earlier we reported that thanks to a sighting on Bethesda’s website, it was suggested that Skyrim could be headed onto next-gen consoles like the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4? Considering that both consoles offer vastly improved graphics and performance over their predecessors, we’re sure many are happy and curious as to how the game might fare on newer consoles. Unfortunately as it turns out, it was simply a mistake, or at least that’s what Bethesda wants us to believe. Taking to Twitter, Bethesda’s Pete Hines revealed that the false listing was due to a bug on their CMS platform, causing it to display additional platforms for some of their games. It certainly sounds like an odd bug but we guess until Bethesda tells us otherwise, that’s the story we’ve got for now.

According to Hines, “We have been working on the CMS that runs our sites. A bug caused platforms that don’t exist to show up for some games  Sorry for confusion.” Skyrim was launched on the PC, Xbox 360, and the PlayStation 3 a while ago. Microsoft’s Xbox platform managed to gain an exclusive over the PS3 and the PC and had DLCs released for their console first. As you might recall Bethesda had a hard time bringing those DLCs over onto the PS3, leaving PlayStation gamers DLC-less while Xbox and PC gamers enjoyed themselves. In any case it looks like the hopes of Xbox One and PS4 gamers have been dashed for now, but what do you guys think? Would you have loved to have Skyrim ported onto next-gen consoles?

Skyrim For Xbox One And PS4 Turns Out To Be A Mistake original content from Ubergizmo.

Now that Bethesda announced the release date for its Elder Scrolls Online, we’re sure those who religiously play Skyrim will soon migrate over to the highly-anticipated MMO. If you enjoy playing Skyrim on the PC, then you’re probably already aware of all the delightful mods that you can use to add a little something extra to your experience. But this mod will surely give you nightmares, or at least see trains in a whole new light. (more…)

Skyrim Mod Turns Dragons Into Thomas The Tank Engine Trains original content from Ubergizmo.