Bethesda’s head of publishing, Pete Hineshas announced that he is retiring from the company.
The announcement was made via a tweet on Hines’ personal Twitter account, which looked at the rumors surrounding his tenure at Bethesda and why he chose to call time on his career. gave Bethesda’s official account It has since followed up with a separate statement discussing Hines’ importance to the company and wishing him well on his departure.
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“After 24 years, I have decided that my time at Bethesda Softworks is over,” Hines wrote in a message shared on his account.
“I’m retiring and starting an exciting new chapter in my life that will involve exploring interests and passions, donating my time where I can, and making more time to enjoy life. “He added: “It wasn’t a decision I came to easily. Or quickly, but after a brilliant career, culminating in the incredible debut of Starfield, it feels like The time is right.”
Hines hinted that he would remain a part of the community around Bethesda games moving forward, telling fans “I look forward to experiencing the next part of the adventure with you.”
He concluded by saying: “Working with the amazing people, teams and studios at Bethesda has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. I’m incredibly proud of everything we’ve accomplished together, And I’m genuinely excited to see their amazing creations. Will make the next one.”
In its statement, Bethesda began by acknowledging Hines’ announcement. He then said: “Pete’s public presence was only a small part of his role at Bethesda, although the way he represented us reached the values he nurtured here: integrity, Integrity and passion.”
The statement about Hines continued: “His contributions have been integral to building Bethesda and its family of studios into a world-class organization,” concluding: “We are grateful for his 24 years of leadership and We wish them all the best. This next chapter.”
Therefore, as Bethesda admits in a Later post Designed for mirrors. Hines’ fake doctor’s note Excusing people from work so they can jump into Starfield at release, he might have a lot more time to play games in the near future.
All we know is that, if he’s planning on playing more than Starfield, Hines should definitely consider roaming the cosmos inside Thomas the Tank Engine.