I still can't quite believe that The Elder Scrolls 6 was revealed in 2018. That seems long even by big publisher standards, and it's been eight years since we heard anything significant about it. In fact, in 2018, E3 was still a thing. It feels like a different time.
Let's just state the obvious here: Bethesda has been busy. Not only have they been adding more content to Fallout 76 and Starfield, but they have also been contributing towards the Fallout TV show, which could impact Fallout 5 (another game they have in the works).
Over on Reddit, fans are talking about a historical record being set with The Elder Scrolls 6. At this point, a whole generation of kids has been born and has grown up since the announcement of The Elder Scrolls 6. Depending on how it all shakes out, some of them may even graduate high school before it finally arrives.
Although it's been eight years since the official announcement of The Elder Scrolls 6, it's actually been 15 years since the release of Skyrim. That's a long time, and the biggest gap between The Elder Scrolls games in the series' history (in order: two years,...
