Starfield is Available at a Discount on the Steam Store

Anubhav — Thu, 14 Dec 2023 02:20:00 +0000

Gamers, get ready to embark on a galactic adventure with Bethesda‘s Starfield, one of this year’s most anticipated game releases. Now, thanks to Fanatical’s Winter Sale, you can snag this space exploration game at a discount.

The game is available at $58 instead of $70 for the standard edition

Here’s a deal you can’t miss: use the promo code FANATICAL17 at checkout and get the standard edition of Starfield for just $58, down from its usual $70. If you’re eyeing the Premium Edition, it’s yours for $83, reduced from $100. This deal also comes with a sweet bonus — a 5% off coupon for your next order and a free Steam game, which is guaranteed to be a hit.

The Premium Edition is not just about the game; it includes a digital art book, soundtrack, and the much-awaited Shattered Space expansion story. Plus, it features the Constellation Skin Pack, adding a fresh look to your equipment like the Equinox laser rifle and spacesuit.

Remember, this special offer is only for the Steam version of Starfield. But PC players have other options too. You can also buy Starfield from the Microsoft Store. Since it’s an Xbox Play Anywhere title, you get to enjoy it on both Xbox Series X|S and PC.

For Game Pass subscribers, there’s something extra. Retailers like Amazon and Best Buy are offering the Premium Upgrade Edition, which includes a steelbook case and a Constellation patch.

And there’s more good news for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members. A three-month subscription now comes with a surprise Starfield mystery gift at Best Buy. Don’t forget, the FANATICAL17 promo code isn’t just for Starfield. It works on any full-priced PC game at Fanatical. With hundreds of games in their Winter Sale, this is the perfect time to expand your gaming library without breaking the bank. So, whether you’re a die-hard Starfield fan or just love a good game, Fanatical’s Winter Sale is your ticket to epic gaming adventures.

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Leaked Bethesda Game Plan Sparks Conversations on Microsoft’s Industry Dominance

Anubhav — Tue, 19 Sep 2023 15:29:21 +0000

A leaked Bethesda roadmap recently surfaced from the FTC v. Microsoft case, disclosing both expected and unannounced projects, such as a new Doom installment called “Doom Year Zero.” However, the spotlight isn’t just on Bethesda’s future lineup; it casts questions on Microsoft’s growing influence in the gaming industry.

There is a lot of unrest over Microsoft taking control of Activision Blizzard

The roadmap includes Bethesda games planned from 2020 to 2024, like the highly-anticipated “Dishonored 3” and a sequel to “Ghostwire: Tokyo,” both slated for 2024. But it’s Microsoft’s ties to Bethesda that make these revelations extra intriguing. Bethesda became an Xbox property in 2021, part of Microsoft’s strategic expansion in the gaming ecosystem. Microsoft’s acquisition spree didn’t stop there; they announced intentions to buy Activision Blizzard for $69 billion, though it’s currently facing regulatory scrutiny.

Why does this matter? Microsoft Gaming chief Phil Spencer’s disclosed ambition to acquire Nintendo in the same set of leaked documents adds another layer to the story. If Microsoft successfully navigates its way around regulatory hurdles, it’s set to gain monumental control over a variety of popular game titles and franchises. This could dramatically shape how future titles, including those in Bethesda’s roadmap, get developed, distributed, or even conceptualized.

The roadmap also listed “Fallout 3 Remaster” and an “unnamed licensed IP game,” leaving fans and critics alike wondering about Microsoft’s role in steering these developments. Will the tech giant use these high-profile acquisitions to standardize the gaming experience, or could they enrich the industry with more diverse, high-quality content? All this serves not just as a sneak peek into what games to expect but as a talking point about Microsoft’s gradually-increasing influence. With regulators already questioning Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the company’s next moves will be watched closely it seems.