Gamers are eagerly awaiting what news Bethesda will unveil during the upcoming E3 2015 given that two major games are rumored to receive new titles soon.
Late last year Bethesda announced it plans to host its first ever conference at the upcoming E3 in June but didn't indicate what it would be discussing. With "Elder Scroll 6" and "Fallout 4" being some of the most-anticipated games, naturally, rumors regarding possible new game titles have circulated.
While both games have been rumored to be underdevelopment, it was reported earlier that "Fallout 4" was most likely the game to arrive first.
With "Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited" being made officially available last week, it's expected that another Elder Scrolls Update would be redundant. Bethesday is said to be focused on boosting the popularity and traffic of the Online platform.
Tamriel Unlimited is a full-game version that provides gamers with access to updates and contents without the monthly subscription fee.For those interested in premium access, an ESO Plus Version is optional. The PC release will be followed by a PS4 and Xbox One version due out June 9 of this year.
ChinaTopix reported that following claims by an alleged Bethesda employee who leaked a May 2016 release for "Fallout 4," company representative Todd Howard confirmed that Bethesda's projects would emerge in the coming months or by 2016.
The site continued to report that the firm's focus on "Fallout 4" makes "another game in the fantasy genre -- Elder Scrolls -- is less of a possibility."
This doesn't mean that "Elder Scrolls 6," won't see the light of day, it just emphasizes that Bethesda may be more focused on developing the re-branded "Tamriel Unlimited" and releasing a new "Fallout" installment prior to another "Elder Scrolls" title.
"The title most expect to be announced is Fallout 4, rumors of which have been flying for years. After a couple of years of rumors, including a reference from a voice actor in 2013, a trademark for Fallout 4 in Europe, and even a website that ended up being a hoax, leaked documents back in 2013 suggested the title would be set in Massachusetts. Considering the last Fallout game arrived in 2010, we've been waiting slightly longer for a new one of those," quoted VCPost of an IGN report.
With Bethesda expected to make a big reveal at the E3 along with the reported confirmation of an on-going project rollout scheme, it's highly possible details on these two games will be mentioned during the E3 to be held June 16 to 18 at the L.A. Convention Center.
Which game, in your opinion, will hit the shelves first?
