It seems like Bethesda is the latest in a line of publishers looking to tap into the unexplored “mature” market on Wii. An announcement for a “really big” new game in this vein would be made soon.

The last casualty of the Activision Blizzard merger is Wet. A2M’s stylish shooting game was announced last year, then went dark after Activision Blizzard dropped many Sierra properties.   However, Wet is far from dead. A new trailer spontaneously surfaced with…

We mentioned it as a rumor last week and today Bethesda confirmed they are developing Star Trek: Conquest. However, you don’t get to run around alien planets using the remote as a phaser. Star Trek: Conquest is a budget priced strategy…

Maybe, possibly, Gamefly thinks so. Bethesda who holds the Star Trek license has box art ready for Star Trek: Conquest for the Wii. No details about the gameplay have been released, but the Wii remote could be used like a Star…

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While it seems like it takes forever for RPGs to come out in North America, Japan has to suffer through delays too. Most of the world has been enjoying Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for over a year now and the…

Can’t get enough Oblivion? Bethesda Softworks released their official expansion pack, The Shivering Isles on Xbox Live. The best part about the expansion pack is you can use your existing character that you already poured 1,000 hours of gameplay into…

  The Shivering Isles is the first expansion pack for the Elder Scrolls IV. In it players will be able to explore a new plane of Oblivion, Sheogorath, with your existing character. The Realm of Sheogorath is a split world…

After four games the Elder Scrolls series is finally going to be localized in Japan and Spike (they handle localizing the Tomb Raider series and made Necro Nesia for the Wii) are taking care of it. Spike is going to…

The rumors of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion heading to the Playstation 3 can be put to rest. Bethesda Softworks came out and said that Oblivion will make the Playstation 3 launch this November in North America and March 2007…