Former Bethesda design lead Bruce Nesmith has taken the chance to explain the loading screens and note that Bethesda didn't want so many either. A former lead designer at Bethesda Game Studios has ...

With fast SSDs now commonplace, a lot of games have moved to seamless loading, but ex-Bethesda designer Bruce Nesmith explains that this isn’t really possible for Bethesda’s style of RPG.

But, looking back, Bruce Nesmith says that loading screens, however long or short they may be in Bethesda titles, are a necessary evil. For those unaware, Bruce Nesmith is a former lead designer ...

Since leaving Bethesda, Nesmith has been working as an independent consultant and has returned to writing. He previously created Dungeons and Dragons games and now writes a series of books — LitRPG ...

Former Bethesda designer Bruce Nesmith, who worked on numerous titles at the company including Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has said during an interview with VideoGamer that the ...

While you wait to find out, we’ve got plenty more on Oblivion Remastered, including a report on a player who managed to escape the confines of Cyrodiil to explore Valenwood, Skyrim, and even ...

With the surprise launch of Oblivion Remastered last week, there has been speculation about whether Bethesda Game Studios might use the older RPG as the foundation for The Elder Scrolls VI instead of ...

Original The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion senior game designer Bruce Nesmith has said Bethesda and Virtuos' Oblivion Remastered is so impressive that he’s not sure calling it a remaster "actually ...

we sat down with Oblivion’s original senior game designer Bruce Nesmith to discuss the game’s revival 20 years after its initial release. Nesmith, who left Bethesda during the development of ...

One ex Bethesda developer shares his insights. Describing the gun combat in Fallout 3 as "not good," Bruce Nesmith, formerly of Bethesda, explains that the shooting mechanics for a potential ...

Oblivion designer (plus Shivering Isles design director and Skyrim lead designer) Bruce Nesmith, who left Bethesda during the development of Starfield, has also laid eyes on the remaster ...