Pete Hines, Vice President of Public Relations and Marketing at
Bethesda, confirmed that two of the developer's upcoming projects
will be huge undertakings comparable in scope to Fallout and Skyrim, and that "you’re not getting an Elder Scrolls 6 for many years.”
The news builds on a statement yesterday by Bethesda studio head Todd Howard that two other large projects
are in the works. Today, Hines elaborated and commented on the scale of
Bethesda's planned undertakings, stating that "he (Todd Howard)
said for sure that he’s got two other projects. I’m just making sure
folks understand, like, that doesn’t mean he’s going to spit out a DLC
and another DLC and we’re head faking. Like, I need folks to understand
that we’re talking about big games like a Skyrim and a Fallout 4 and a
Fallout 3 and those don’t just happen."
Hines also stated that "the studio has two major projects, two major
games that they are planning on doing before they get to an Elder
Scrolls 6." During February's DICE Summit, Howard said Bethesda was planning
on three longer-term projects. It now appears likely that the Elder
Scrolls 6 is the third of these projects, with two significant
unannounced titles scheduled beforehand.
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