Written by Moanis Hawass Wednesday, September 20, 2023 05:00 AM
A recent report revealed that Elder Scrolls VI won’t be released for a few years, and won’t be coming to PlayStation. According to the new chart, which Microsoft produced for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the next Elder Scrolls game isn’t expected to be released until at least 2026, which is… What a Microsoft lawyer also mentioned in the court case.
As with Bethesda’s most recent games – Starfield and Redfall – it will be available on both PC and Xbox at launch, according to The Verge.
Xbox head Phil Spencer said: “For it to be on Xbox, I want us to be able to offer the full game the complete package of what we have, and that will be true when I think about Elder Scrolls VI.”
The Elder Scrolls VI was first revealed back in 2018, though we haven’t heard much about Bethesda’s upcoming fantasy adventure since then. It’s long been expected to be exclusive to Microsoft platforms, even if the company hasn’t confirmed it; in the last year”.
As part of the same FTC case against Microsoft, it was revealed that Bethesda’s next three games will be exclusive, and this will include Starfield, The Elder Scrolls VI, and the upcoming Indiana Jones game.
The revelation is just part of a host of new details released from the case today, including Microsoft’s plan to stream cloud gaming on PC, Activision Blizzard’s briefing on the next Nintendo Switch, and Microsoft’s reaction to the PS5 announcement.
