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The Bethesda E3 press conference is just about to begin. What will we learn about the two most relevant games to our audience? What will we be told about Fallout 4? What’s in store for Elder Scrolls Online? Keep refreshing this page and as the conference goes on, we’ll update the article.
SolarFall Games are happy to announce successful end of its Kickstarter campaign and say that it couldn’t have happened without the amazing support the game has received.
It appears the website for Star Wars: The Old Republic’s upcoming Knights of the Fallen Empire expansion has gone up early.
The Neverwinter site was updated this week with a pair of developer blogs that give information about two new features that are headed into the game in the future update.
Digital Extremes has released an update for Warframe, Tubemen of Regor, that most significatly includes upgraded performance for console players on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Mind Candy and the World of Warriors team are pleased to announce that World of Warriors, currently only available pn iOS and Android devices, will be making its way to PlayStation consoles later in 2015.
Richard Garriott and the Portalarium team have revealed the first information about the player generated content in Shroud of the Avatar. Garriott writes that Release 19 will include writeable books and notes and chest permissions that will allow players write their own quests and provide their own rewards to the players completing them.
Valve has taken the wraps off the overhauled UI for DOTA 2 and it reveals a slick new look and some fantastic new features including improved chat, game lobby browser, new features to check out friends’ action, a more intuitive hero finder, new features for spectators and a great new tutorial panel to help the game’s newest players.
Bandai Namco has made every JRPG fan’s day by announcing Tales of Zestria for both PC (via Steam) and PlayStation 4. Earlier, Tales of Zestria was revealed for PlayStation 3, but the two new versions will join it on October 16, 2015.
Legendary game designer Chris Crawford has launched a Kickstarter campaign for a very different kind of game. Siboot is a game that will test your emotional intuition, rather than you puzzle solving ability, and demonstrate a radical new technology designed to take interactive storytelling to the next level. The plan is to make this technology open source, a move that could revolutionise how we understand and interact with virtual worlds."