Bethesda.net to serve as portal for all of Fallout publisher’s titles

E3 2015: New online system will unite all Bethesda games

MCV Staff 15th June 2015 Publishing

Bethesda has teased a new online service that is designed to link all of its games and its community.

Named Bethesda.net and announced during the firm’s E3 press conference, the new portal “will be at the heart of everything Bethesda will do”, according to PR boss Pete Hines. MCV also reports that it will help the company interact with fans.

Little is known about the full features of the portal, although Bethesda confirmed it would be integrated into The Elder Scrolls Online and feature new fan forums.

It will also power Doom SnapMap, a newly-announced feature of the upcoming shooter that lets players create their own levels and gameplay modes and then share them with friends.

The system sounds similar to EA Origin and Ubisoft’s uPlay, although it’s unclear whether Bethesda.net will also sell the company’s games.

Tags

About MCV Staff

Check Also

123e [Industry news] Sustainable Games Alliance drives game engine energy efficiency with new power-saving plugins

[Industry news] Sustainable Games Alliance drives game engine energy efficiency with new power-saving plugins

Just months after introducing the Sustainable Games Standard in October 2025 - a global emissions reporting framework built specifically for game studios - the Sustainable Games Alliance (SGA) reaches another milestone with the release of three power-saving plugins for leading game engines: Unreal, Unity and Godot. 

© Copyright 2026, MCV. BizMedia