Fallout games nowadays are multi-platform and Bethesda can afford it. Since there's no actual reason to limit themselves, they won't. They stand to gain more from current practices.
Bethesda is an American company, therefore they only see Xbox's trend inside US borders. They jumped on Xbox bandwagon for Oblivion and Skyrim, and they will probably jump on Xbox One too.Chris Tian said:As far as I'm aware, a good chunk of Bethesdas fanbase is on PC, because of the absolutly awesome modding community.
and thats why i'm calling bullshit. both PC and PS3 versions sold well, and while their pc releases are always buggy, they always exist. i really doubt they would shaft the other two, losing them a lot of respect AND a lot of money in the process.Andy Shandy said:But then what do Bethesda have to gain from making it exclusive? Surely they would make tonnes more money putting it on all the platforms possible.
Agreed. Also in that article the screenshots were from New Vegas. lol. Im sorry but people moan and whine before actually checking the truth of a rumour. Wait until Bethesda themselves state what the truth is and then moan and *****.Zykon TheLich said:Riiiight.
Some fucker on a NeoGaf forum claiming "Patrick from GiantBomb claimed that he heard Fallout 4 will be in the lineup as an exclusive deal between Bethesda and Microsoft".
That's about as flimsy a pretext to write an article on anything that I've ever seen. And I saw a copy of The Sun once.
I don't think they will go exclusive, that would be unbelievably stupid.Bonecrusher said:Bethesda is an American company, therefore they only see Xbox's trend inside US borders. They jumped on Xbox bandwagon for Oblivion and Skyrim, and they will probably jump on Xbox One too.Chris Tian said:As far as I'm aware, a good chunk of Bethesdas fanbase is on PC, because of the absolutly awesome modding community.
I hate Oblivion and Skyrim. Sure, Skyrim is a bit better than Oblivion, its an improvement in the series after Oblivion, but it is still close to Oblivion level. They had terrible terrible mistakes on these games. Sadly, Mainstream gaming media automatically gives 10/10s to AAA games. Oblivion and Skyrim earned lots of 10s from such sites, and they will neglect every other criticism.
Bethesda was a PC-based company. We all loved Arena, Daggerfall, Redguard and Morrowind. Battlespire was a very meh game. Now Bethesda turned their back on their original PC community, and focuses on Xbox 360's Halo/Gears Of War/NFL community. This makes their game less Daggerfall/Morrowind and more Battlespire. Even the Skyrim's graphics on PC was terrible, due to being a direct port from Xbox 360 version. They had to create a "high resolution pack" just to tweak emulated port a little bit more.
Don't get me wrong (some xbox users will). I don't expect them to develop their games just and only just for Windows PCs. However I want them to be royal to their old community and focus primarily on PC.
But I am sure they will never do that. As I mentioned, Xbox become the main trend in America, and most of the American companies love guaranteed sales inside of their country's border.
Therefore I expect the new Fallout or TES game made a Xbox exclusive.
ooo, sunburn!Zykon TheLich said:Riiiight.
Some fucker on a NeoGaf forum claiming "Patrick from GiantBomb claimed that he heard Fallout 4 will be in the lineup as an exclusive deal between Bethesda and Microsoft".
That's about as flimsy a pretext to write an article on anything that I've ever seen. And I saw a copy of The Sun once.