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An enhanced version of ESO for next-gen (now current-gen) consoles, a smattering of optional Windows updates, and some new features for Teams all showed up in the news this week. You can find info about that, as well as much more below, in your Microsoft digest for the week of March 28 – April 3. ESO enhanced on console We begin the column with some gaming news, as ZeniMax Online has announced that a next-gen variant of The update will allow folks to run the game at 60FPS, with increased draw distance, unlocked textures, updated aliasing, as well as improved reflections, ambient occlusion...

While die-hard fans of The Elder Scrolls franchise wait impatiently for the sixth main instalment in the franchise, Bethesda and ZeniMax have announced yet another version of Elder Scrolls Online. Today saw the reveal of a next-gen port of the MMORPG title for Sony and Microsoft's consoles. The online world of Elder Scrolls is slated to get a major update including a new chapter called Blackwood on June 8, 2021. Along with the new story and Update 30, an enhanced version of the open-world title will also launch on the same day. Titled Elder Scrolls Online: Console Enhanced, the PS5 and Xb...

Microsoft now owns ZeniMax Media, including Bethesda, id, and many others. So what's on the horizon? Check out our predictions.

Skyrim - it's all there. Artworks by publishers Ubisoft, Blizzard and Bethesda have all featured.  Artists from around the world have contributed to the brick, most recently two pieces commissioned by Bethesda Softworks.  Melbourne primary school teacher Darryl Leech won the popular vote in a recent design competition where artists were challenged to create a piece under the theme "The Dark Art of Skyrim".  Another piece was also commissioned by Arkane Studios portraying a key character from the upcoming PlayStation 5 game, DEATHLOOP.  Fortress Melbourne, the largest dedicated vid...

Source: Windows Central I promised myself I wouldn't get one of these. That I wouldn't spend nearly the price of an Xbox Series S on something that just gave me another 1TB of storage on my Xbox Series X. And yet I caved. Almost immediately. This is the Seagate-made Xbox Expansion Card and it costs a lot of money. Like, a lot a lot. PC builders (myself included) have had to deal with expensive SSD storage over the years, but it's a completely new concept to someone who just wants more space for their increasingly large console games. How to justify the cost?