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The last time gamers were treated to a Wolfenstein game it was back in 2009 when Activision published its sequel to Return to Castle Wolfenstein, simply called Wolfenstein. It looks like a new game will soon be upon us as Bethesda is announcing Wolfenstein: The New Order is headed our way later this year.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is being developed by MachineGames, which is a studio comprised of former founding members of Starbreeze Studios, a studio that developer The Darkness, The Chronicles of Riddick: Assualt on Dark Athena and Syndicate. The game will be a re-imagining  of the Wolfenstein franchise and is said to offer players a “gripping and dramatic experience.” A teaser trailer was also released today showing William “B.J.” Blazkowicz taking on an army of Nazi-controller robots in what looks to be an alternate time that may have resulted in the Nazi threat continuing through history. (more…)

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Earlier this month, we reported on Bethesda planning to make more noise this year for its upcoming titles. They certainly caught our attention when The Evil Within was teased through a number of Vine videos. But it looks like the publisher has some more tricks up its sleeves than what looks to be a survival horror game as another title popped up on the Australian ratings board.

The title that is raising some eyebrows is called “Endless Summer” and it looks to belong to Bethesda and its parent company, Zenimax. The Australian ratings board listing has Endless Summer as a MA15+ “modified” game that has “strong horror themes and violence. Considering The Evil Within was just announced last week, Endless Summer could be a codename for another horror game, which would certainly be an interesting move. (more…)

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With the release of the first teaser for “The Evil Within”, we’re seeing what could very well be the biggest contender for the Resident Evil collection of monster-filled games in the history of video games. If Bethesda aimed to show their prowess with a vision of barely-visible bits and pieces, they’ve done so here with flying colors. The developers teased this title earlier this week with a miniature Vine video as well.

In this trailer you’ll see what’s essentially a terror only seen previously in films such as Hellraiser. Bloody monstrosities emerging from the muck-like blood of the innocent. Spiked wires wrapped around the wrists of the decrepit death-spawn of the most evil pits of darkness our eyes are allowed to see. Stuff like that – you know?

If you’re the type to freak out at the sight of quick flickering images of massacred flesh, we don’t recommend you see the video above. If you’re all about a gaming experience that’ll take you to a new universe of pain, please feel free to join in on the fun! You’ll be glad to know that you’ll experience such eye-pain as you’ve ever before seen!

This game is directed by no less than Shinji Mikami, the man behind the Resident Evil series – imagine that! You’ll find that this game will be bringing on a whole new era of exhilaration and flip-outs on your part, and we’re expecting to see some real gameplay sooner than later. Unless, of course, what we’re seeing here comes straight from the game. You never know!

[via IGN]

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Over the past couple of days, Bethesda has released several teaser videos for an upcoming game. While many had initially thought it was Fallout 4, this was denied by Bethesda’s Pete Hines, which led some to speculate that it could be Wolfenstein. However it turns out that it is not Wolfenstein either and according to the folks at IGN, the game Bethesda is set to reveal is none other than Zwei. For those wondering why that name sounds familiar, it’s because back in April of 2012, Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami announced that his studio, Tango Gameworks was working on the game.

The title of the game is still unknown as Zwei is the codename assigned to the game. Mikami described the game as a survival-horror, or “pure” survival-horror whatever that means, and it is expected to push the limits of fear and exhilaration. Additional details of the game is expected to be announced later today, so check back with us then for the details!

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Bethesda is working on a new game apparently, but no one is sure on what exactly they’re working on, even after the developer released a 4-second Vine clip teasing the new game. The clip features barbed wire, an LP spinning, and sheet music of “Air of the G-string” by Bach. What could all of this mean?

It’s actually kind of creepy, like something out of the Saw movies, but we’d probably feel a bit more comfortable if we knew what the teaser was about. The LP is of The Moonbeam Trio, directed by George Shackley, called “Planned program service program no. 416.” We’re not sure what connection this had to Bethesda, but we’re guessing it means something.

And if you’re guessing Fallout, then you better “guess again,” according to Pete Hines, Bethesda’s vice president of public relations and marketing, who says that the Vine teaser is related to Fallout. Then again, it could just be misdirection on Hines’s part, and maybe it is a new Fallout game we’re expecting.

It honestly could be any number of things. Maybe a new Wolfenstein? Who knows, but it seems the developer is looking to gain some attention by teasing a new game, now that they discontinued support for Skyrim and won’t be releasing DLC for it anymore. What do you think the teaser is all about? What game is Bethesda teasing us? Let us know in the comments.

[via PC Gamer]

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