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Bethesda's Todd Howard Is Impressed By Starfield Players' Ship Builds - Vimarsana News

Bethesda's Todd Howard Is Impressed By Starfield Players' Ship Builds

Todd Howard says he's impressed by Starfield players' "creativity and agency" when it comes to ship building in-game.

Microsoft Weekly: Windows 11 activation and FIle Explorer changes, feature updates, and more - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Weekly: Windows 11 activation and FIle Explorer changes, feature updates, and more

This week's Microsoft Weekly brings you a fresh news recap about Windows 11 activation changes, questionable File Explorer downgrades, new Windows 11 preview builds, big feature updates, and more.

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Epic Games is Laying Off 870 Employees to Cut Costs - Vimarsana News

Epic Games is Laying Off 870 Employees to Cut Costs

The video game company will prioritize its projects regarding Fortnite. It seems that the period of tech layoffs has finally slowed down, but it's still not over.

Todd Howard didn't expect your Starfield ships to go so hard: "If you give the people the tools, they will surprise you so much" - Vimarsana News

Todd Howard didn't expect your Starfield ships to go so hard: "If you give the people the tools, they will surprise you so much"

Bethesda Game Studio’s creative director, Todd Howard, wasn’t expecting our Starfield ships to be so damn cool.In an interview with Insomniac Games’ founder Ted Price, for the Gam

Epic Games is Laying Off 870 Employees to Cut Costs - Vimarsana News

Epic Games is Laying Off 870 Employees to Cut Costs

The video game company will prioritize its projects regarding Fortnite. It seems that the period of tech layoffs has finally slowed down, but it's still not over.