Steam introduces a way for you to buy mods for games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Steam just opened up a whole new way for the community to participate in Valve's open, connected economy.
The Elder Scrolls Online developer hit with post-launch job cuts
Publisher Bethesda confirms that it is still working on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One releases of The Elder Scrolls Online.
Here's why Oculus VR thinks Zenimax's lawsuit is 'silly'
Oculus VR trots out quotes from John Carmack to defend against Zenimax's legal claim.
E3 2014 rumor mill: Fallout 4, Zelda Wii U, and more
We take a look at the origin and history of eight E3 2014 rumors.
Uncharted 4 disappears, Nintendo copies Netflix, and other E3 2014 predictions
This year's E3 is almost a month away. Here are some things GamesBeat expects will happen at the expo.
Oculus VR continues to suggest that it’s the subject of a shakedown
Facebook acquired Oculus VR for $2 billion, and now Skyrim publisher Zenimax is asking for royalties.
Heroes save the world, and others pay the price in The Elder Scrolls Online (review)
The dividing line between single-player and massively multiplayer role playing games has never been blurred like this for me before. Of all the things The Elder Scrolls Online gets right, this may be the most important.
The Elder Scrolls Online is not an Elder Scrolls game
The Elder Scrolls Online is a competent and potentially enjoyable MMO, but it's not an Elder Scrolls game.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Imperial Edition is selling 5X better than standard, according to deal site
The reason publishers release special editions is because gamers love paying for them.
The war begins in spring: Bethesda reveals launch date for The Elder Scrolls Online
Bethesda's MMO will hit PC and Mac in April. It will later debut for Xbox One and PS4 in June.