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A former Bethesda veteran says that all decisions at the studio “run through” director Todd Howard.In an interview with YouTube channel MinnMax, Bruce Nesmith reminisced on his long care

Bruce Nesmith, a former Bethesda veteran who was lead designer on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, has said that he “probably played Skyrim for 1,000 hours" and that for "950 of those hou

The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall, released way back in 1996, was the second installment in what went on to become Bethesda’s beloved, genre-defining RPG series, but it sounds like it was a parti

If Todd Howard up and left Bethesda, it would "leave a big hole," says Skyrim's lead designer, insisting that the Starfield director has "an attribute that none of the rest of us d

Todd Howard is one of the beating hearts of Bethesda, and a former designer admits that him leaving would be a huge loss.

Former Skyrim lead designer Bruce Nesmith left Bethesda, and his updated role as senior systems designer, partway through Starfield's development, so he was as surprised as the rest of us when th

An ex-Bethesda developer believed Starfield would be better with a smaller number of planets, but says that Todd Howard wanted more.

Skyrim design lead Bruce Nesmith, who's now ex-Bethesda after leaving the studio during Starfield's development, reckons the iconic RPG largely kickstarted the open-world-ification of games.

Bruce Nesmith, a former design director at Bethesda, says the idea ofYou do it to get better at it is

Protests over the Israel-Hamas war are now being held in games, with one 'Roblox' demonstration attended by 57,000 players.