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Bethesda looks to bolster its mobile game offerings with Alpha Dog Games acquisition
Alpha Dog Games, the studio behind games like Monstrocity Rampage and Wraithborne, has been acquired by Bethesda Softworks for an undisclosed sum.
The move sees the Canadian studio supporting Bethesda’s own growing mobile game ambitions, support that Bethesda says includes the development of new iOS and Android games down the line.
"We are impressed by the team at Alpha Dog's commitment to quality and depth of experience in mobile," said Bethesda SVP of development Todd Vaughn in a press release. "We're excited to have them join the Bethesda family."
Bethesda itself isn’t entirely a stranger to developing mobile games, but this acquisition shows that the company is looking to expand its dealings on mobile platforms. So far, Bethesda has released two games for iOS and Android: Fallout Shelter, developed in part by Behaviour Interactive, and The Elder Scrolls: Blades.
Has there been any studio in the last ten years that Zenimax published a game for and didn't use that as leverage to buy them out/assimilate/cause them to be dissolved?
Damn, you really dashed my hopes that TES6 would be good.Judging by this, there is a high probability that Zur will replace Soule
A good example of this is Fallout progression system. Fallout 3 progression had depth and was pretty consistent to the original two Fallouts
Ps. Also, pre-Oblivion/pre-Zenimax/pre-director Todd times and games, the only ones with a good quality, are not even mentioned in the video.
some might say its a perfect fit for the studioWith all due respect for Zur, of which I have none, his music is, for the most part, dull, boring drones.
some might say its a perfect fit for the studioWith all due respect for Zur, of which I have none, his music is, for the most part, dull, boring drones.
They were always going to make money from F76, always. They probably made bank from pre-orders alone, and yes, there are enough idiots spending money on that shite still to keep them going.I can't remember where I read/watched it but I seem to remember hearing that Bethesda was actually making money out of fallout 76 because the few people playing were spending so much money in the integrated cash shop. Could be wrong though.