Bethesda reassures fans The Elder Scrolls 6 is "on the way" following the Xbox cuts, and that it's "loving how it looks" and "playing it every day"
Bethesda Game Studios has moved to calm concerns about The Elder Scrolls 6 following recent Xbox cuts, telling players that, "The next chapter is on the way.
Bethesda Game Studios has moved to calm concerns about The Elder Scrolls 6 following recent Xbox cuts, telling players that, "The next chapter is on the way.
The short version
- We're where we planned to be, loving how it looks, and playing it every day."
- This is despite Microsoft positioning its restructuring as a way to reorganise the Xbox division around its strongest brands - The Elder Scrolls being one of them.
- "By aligning more directly across the franchise, we can create even better experiences for players," Bethesda Game Studios said.
What happened
The note also said how The Elder Scrolls 6 will be built on Creation Engine 3, as expected - the engine it's been building since Starfield 's launch. Fallout 5 - a project announced this afternoon - will also use that engine.
Why it matters
"We do realise we need to find a way to say a bit more so that our fans understand what we're doing and why," Howard said, "while also protecting that moment when you really see the game and you press play.
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