The Elder Scrolls 6 is still in development, but Todd Howard may have set expectations better during a 2016 interview than ...

That isn't Todd Howard's voice—I believe it's Wes Johnson, reciting lines from an Oblivion quest called The Forlorn Watchman—but after this line you'll get a choice of conversational topics ...

"Fallout is relevant in the world, and clearly, people are hungry for even more," Todd Howard says. "And we've never stopped [working on] Fallout, though a lot of that work is happening in Fallout 76.

On top of that, various Xbox insiders have speculated that the big expansion will coincide with Starfield releasing on the ...

Todd Howard is racking up the awards, the latest being the Industry Legend honor at the Gamelab event in Barcelona. And it’s with good reason, as Howard has had a great run in his 25 years at ...

Bethesda producer Todd Howard says the team decided against giving youStarfield vehicles to make the space game more fun. Howard made the comment in a recent interview withBloomberg, where he said ...

Howard was also quite clearly prepared for such a question, as he didn't beat around the bush, making it clear that you might need a stronger PC for its latest RPG.

In Edge issue 402, lead writer Tommy Tordsson-Bjork shared that "Todd Howard was the instigator of our major plot device, the Great Circle, which he has been mulling for many years. With that seed ...

While speaking with IGN, Howard explained what is next in line for Bethesda. According to Howard, fans can expect that Elder Scrolls 6 will be their next big title which will be followed by Fallout 5.

While not too much is known about Amazon’s upcoming Fallout […] The post Todd Howard: Amazon’s Fallout Series Won’t Retell Stories From the Game appeared first on ComingSoon.net.

"Todd Howard said 'they picked you every time'," Baker reveals, which gives me a very funny—though probably inaccurate—image of Todd Howard with his head in his hands, staring at a results ...

"If you look at previous generations, even where they didn't open up power; you look at an early Xbox 360 or early PlayStation 3 games and compare those to the ones that came at the end," Howard said.