Yesterday celebrated the 8-year anniversary of the first time we received news of The Elder Scrolls VI. Announced back in 2018, The Elder Scrolls VI is set to mark the next installment in The Elder Scrolls franchise, 15-years after the last mainline entry, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
However, with the first and only reveal for The Elder Scrolls VI taking place almost a decade ago, and with there being no news, trailers, or even hints of a release window since, it is safe to say that fans are not feeling hopeful when it comes to Bethesda's progress. Not only that, but things got even worse back in April when Bethesda head Todd Howard himself admitted that The Elder Scrolls VI was indeed announced too soon. "Just pretend we didn't announce it. Doesn't exist," Howard said when asked about TES VI in an interview with IGN.
Now, a few months on from Howard's wild revelation, the Bethesda head is back, but this time, things are sounding a lot more hopeful.
According to Xbox Chief Content Officer for The Elder Scrolls VI, Matt Booty, (via Variety), they had the following to say: "Having visited Bethesda and sat with Todd...
