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The Elder Scrolls 6 has hit a major internal milestone and is now playable, but Bethesda says it’s still years away and remains the studio’s primary focus, with few gameplay demos expected before release and potential cross‑gen considerations linked to evolving hardware timelines.
Bethesda’s Todd Howard says The Elder Scrolls 6 will lean back toward the series’ classic Skyrim/Oblivion vibe, with most of the Skyrim team still at Bethesda and Creation Engine 3 powering the project, signaling a return to familiar TES design after Starfield and a long wait ahead.
Bethesda boss Todd Howard says the upcoming Starfield update is not Starfield 2.0 and will add content rather than a full sequel; the update is coming soon and Starfield will continue to receive updates for a while as Bethesda prioritizes Fallout and The Elder Scrolls 6, with the game described as a major 'Game Pass hours beast' for its large audience.
Todd Howard says The Elder Scrolls 6 will return to Bethesda’s classic RPG style after Starfield and Fallout 76 detours, with the game running on Creation Engine 3. No release date or setting has been disclosed, but most of Bethesda Game Studios is focused on TES6 and the studio plans to use AI tools in development.
Todd Howard shot down the idea of a Starfield 2.0 and said Bethesda will keep focusing on Starfield, with updates and new content to be revealed soon.
In a Kinda Funny Games interview, Bethesda’s Todd Howard says The Elder Scrolls 6 will return to the studio’s classic open-world RPG style and be powered by an updated Creation Engine (Creation Engine 3, successor to Creation Engine 2 used in Starfield). He notes Starfield and Fallout 76 were creative detours, and while the team is nearing a big milestone, the RPG won’t be finished for a while yet as they continue engine and world work.
A Twitch streamer’s Fallout 4 mod replaces a snail with a cardboard cutout of Todd Howard, and if the player collides with the cutout they die, plus other chaotic wasteland antics demonstrated in a YouTube video.
Todd Howard from Bethesda states that Obsidian was the only studio considered for developing Fallout: New Vegas due to their previous work on Knights of the Old Republic 2, and hints at ongoing, unannounced Fallout projects.
Bethesda's Todd Howard and developers provided an update on The Elder Scrolls 6, emphasizing that the game is still in early pre-production and taking their time to ensure quality, with no official release date yet, but it is expected to be available on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation in the coming years.
Ahead of Fallout Season 2's release, Samsung discusses optimal TV settings, emphasizing HDR10+ for the best viewing experience, while creators like Ross Duffer criticize certain picture adjustments like TruMotion for distorting content. Todd Howard shows interest in customizing settings based on room lighting, highlighting the importance of proper display calibration for immersive viewing.
Bethesda's Todd Howard announced that The Elder Scrolls 6 is still a long way off, despite being playable, as the studio focuses on quality and a creative reset after previous releases. The game was announced in 2018, but no official release date has been provided, and Howard emphasizes patience for fans.
Bethesda's Todd Howard acknowledges that The Elder Scrolls 6 is still a long way off, despite ongoing development and recent play tests, and emphasizes the need for a creative reset after the long wait.
Bethesda's Todd Howard announced that Elder Scrolls 6 is still a long way off, with no release date in sight, citing the long development process and the desire to avoid rushing the game, which may result in a release feeling outdated.
Bethesda's Todd Howard announced that The Elder Scrolls 6 is still a long way off, but development is an ongoing daily effort. He emphasized patience for fans and mentioned that the game is a priority despite current projects like Fallout 76 and Starfield. Howard also hinted at a possible surprise release when the game is ready, similar to the recent Oblivion remaster, which was well-received and demonstrated strong fan interest.
Bethesda has confirmed plans for future Fallout games beyond Fallout 5, but fans should expect a long wait, potentially until after 2030, as game development takes several years. In the meantime, updates for current Fallout titles and the new Amazon TV show will keep fans engaged.