Bethesda's latest RPG Starfield has surpassed 6 million players, making it the biggest Bethesda game launch of all time.
In recent years, Ubisoft has canceled several games, one of them being a project code-named Renaissance.
With the launch of Call of Duty Season 4, Activision quietly put adverts inside loadouts for Black Ops 6 and Warzone, sparking a backlash in the process.
Putting Ads in a pay-to-play Premium title? Well done Microsoft. Well done /s This is really scummy.
The first direct and natively supported comparison between identical Windows 11 and SteamOS gaming hardware is here. And it's pretty much a bloodbath for Microsoft.
"And it's pretty much a bloodbath for Microsoft."
OOOKAY! ..Interesting choice of words for that topic lol
Should we be surprised?
Steam OS is built solely for gaming, whereas Windows 11 is packed with numerous security features and various overall processes.
I switched to Mint couple months back and it was the best decision I made. Turns out my laptop isn't a complete POS, Windows is. Windows has been a complete headache since I got my laptops a few years back and Linux fixes all those problems. I don't even game on my laptop, I just use it for basic stuff and I cannot recommend switching enough.
Fallout 4 shipped 12 million copies on launch day, according to Bethesda.
Now that's more like it. Yes I made a slip up. 1 million concurrent players is very, very good. I thought it was 1 million players.
6 million players exceeds Forza Horizon 5 by a million. I can't find the stat for Halo at launch 343 didn't post.
Regardless the most played Bethesda game at launch is also pretty incredible.
I'm loving this game. Definitely one of the best ever. Huge win for Microsoft. Congrats to Phil for making this happen for xbox gamers. Game of the year for sure.
6mil?? Thats it out of 30mil gamepass subs,Mobile,console stream,Samsung tvs, Tablets LOL. But xbox kids were sayign GOW:R was a fail with 5.1mil sold in 3days at 70$ a POP LOL
So 50% of the fallout 4 day 1 player base is celebration worthy?