- The Creation Kit group on Steam has a new mod interview with Frostfall and the Skyrim Survivor Series’ author, Chesko.
- Gamespot returns to sharing their favorite five Skyrim mods of the week. Watch the video above and then download the mods via the Skyrim Workshop.
- Destructoid shows off one of the most impressive LEGO creations ever — a DOOM Cacodemon.
- deviantART user Embley shares a ghoulishly fantastic piece of Fallout fan art.
- A Shield of Whiterun coffee table? Yes please!
- Machinima shares their favorite 20 helmet mods for Skryim.
- Following her interview here on the blog, geologist Jane Robb guest writes on Skyrim’s geology at Gamespot.
- Dishonored’s Dunwall won the award for Best World at the 2nd Annual Videogame Critics Circle Awards. Watch the acceptance speech from Ricardo Bare and Seth Shain on YouTube.
- Joystiq shares how one Reddit user created a Rune inspired by Dishonored.
- With the GDC Awards right around the corner, help Dishonored win this year’s Audience Award. Deadline to vote is March 1st!
- COPS: Skyrim Season 2 debuts on February 25th. Watcha gonna do?
- GamesRadar shares their 50 favorite community screenshots for Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
- Watch the Symphonic Power Metal version of Skyrim’s main theme. Rock!
Finally, like many of you, everyone at Bethesda was eager to learn about the PlayStation 4 this week. Following the announcement, our own Pete Hines caught up with Geoff Keighley to discuss excitement. Watch the interview below.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Oh I’m hoping the inclusion of some bits of Fallout related web content in this roundup is hinting at an upcoming Fallout 4 announcement.
That would be better if developers would be interested in seeing the 700 Series and say how much better they are than even the new generation of consoles.
Oh wait , and ACTUALLY DEVELOP for them in mind !
Ah , that would be the real paradise of gaming.
That power metal version of the main title music is pretty well put together.
I agree , more of the good stuff , not the lame Rap or Dubshit.
Ehh Danbulls Skyrim raps are pretty good.
I wonder what Bethesda’s first move with the PlayStation4 is going to be.
Righ, beth. Would you kindly tell us what the hell s going on with this memospore thing? Kirkbride is hurting our heads again.
I think a few positive conclusions can be deducted from the interview,first being Bethesda’s interest to the direction SONY is driving the PS4 to,and second their intention to make use of the new tech available as much as possible in future development titles.
All in all it’s been a rather iteresting and informative watch.Thank you!
All that matters is plenty of RAM and PC like architecture. No more crappy PS Bethesda ports. w00t!
Or so we hope. If we’re lucky, the PS4 will be easier to develop for than the 720 – if that’s the case, then the PS4 would be the base platform, and it’d be ported to the 720. Of course, that all depends on Microsoft now. Supposedly, their announcement is gonna be around the time of GDC in March, so let’s keep an eye out.
Well if the leaked specs of the Xbox 720 devkits somewhat reflect the release version (partly from the ones posted for sale ebay that resulted in a police raid) then they’ll incredibly similar from a hardware standpoint.
It looks, based on tha really early information, that they’ll both be using a similar CPU from the same model line (possibly even the same exactmodel at the same clock speed), both be using the same GPU, and both come with 8 gb of shared RAM (PS4′s GDDR5 though is MUCH faster). Whose system will be easier to develop for then is probably going to boil down more to the system software and the dev tools at launch then – with the PS4 likely having a performance edge from its faster memory if they can avoid bus congestion.