Carson Kelly Blogs

Bethesda Game Studios unexpectedly delivered one of the biggest collections of gaming announcements of the year this morning, offering a substantial update on the studio’s future and confirming several projects that fans have spent years hoping to see. In a new statement published on July 17, 2026, Bethesda Game Studios outlined what its teams are currently developing across Fallout , The Elder Scrolls , Starfield , and several other projects. The announcements include official confirmation that remastered versions of both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are in development, a new Fallout project is being created at Obsidian Entertainment, Fallout 5 has entered preproduction, and The Elder Scrolls VI is now Bethesda Game Studios’ primary development focus. For longtime Bethesda fans, this is an enormous amount of news to receive at once.

House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 4 was another enjoyable chapter in what continues to be a very strong season. I liked this episode quite a bit. It had several good moments throughout, especially for Team Green, and it continued moving the larger conflict forward as we head into the second half of the season. This review will remain mostly spoiler-free, but there were some nice intense dragon moments tonight. Those scenes were easily among the highlights of the episode for me and served as another reminder of how dangerous and unpredictable this war is becoming.

  The next nightmare is almost here. I’m excited to officially confirm that Carson J Kelly’s NIGHTMARES EDGE PART IV will be fully unveiled on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 11 AM ET during a special livestream on my YouTube channel. This reveal will mark a major moment for the NIGHTMARES EDGE series, as I’ll be sharing the official cover , release date , new story details , and the formal launch of pre-orders for the next mainline installment. In addition to looking ahead to Part IV , the reveal will also reflect on the journey of the previous titles and the continued growth of the NIGHTMARES EDGE universe. More details are coming soon. NIGHTMARES EDGE PART IV Official Reveal: Tuesday, August 18, 2026 Time: 11 AM ET Join the worldwide reveal here:  https://youtube.com/live/janOXJlWHpI

Spoiler-Free Review I just got home from my screening of Evil Dead Burn , and I honestly do not even know where to begin because this movie was fucking awesome. Yes, I am starting the review there. This was one of those theatrical experiences where I walked out excited, energized, frustrated with certain characters, completely overwhelmed by what I had just watched, and immediately ready to talk about it. I attended a 9:00 PM screening on July 9, 2026, and after getting home later that night, I knew I needed to sit down and get my thoughts out while the experience was still fresh in my mind.

  House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 3 was definitely a slower episode, but I still really liked it. After the first two episodes brought so much energy, buildup, tension, and momentum, Episode 3 takes its foot off the gas a little bit. It is not as wild or action-heavy as some of what we have already seen this season, but that does not make it a bad episode at all. In fact, I still think this was a great third episode. There were some really good moments throughout the episode, and even when the pacing slowed down, I remained invested in where this story is going. House of the Dragon continues to remind me why I love this universe so much.

Sony Interactive Entertainment’s decision to end physical disc production for new PlayStation games starting in January 2028 feels like more than just another business move. It feels like another major step toward a future where media becomes less about ownership and more about controlled access. And honestly, I think that is a terrible direction. I understand that digital games are convenient. I have bought digital games over the years, and many players have done the same. Digital storefronts make it easy to buy, download, and play without leaving home. For some people, that convenience is enough. But convenience should not replace ownership. Physical media has always meant more than just a disc in a case. It represents choice. It represents collecting. It represents used game stores, midnight launches, collector’s editions, lending a game to a friend, trading games, buying older titles years later, and holding something real in your hands. Those things matter. A digital-only future c...