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After the success of the Fallout series, a film adaptation of another popular Bethesda project, The Elder Scrolls, cannot be ruled out. This was stated by the creative director of the studio Todd Howard in a conversation with Eurogamer.

The Elder Scrolls community is once again sensing the faint aroma of hopium. A Reddit user going by FollowerOfSithis38, who dug through the global WIPO trademark database, has discovered a new filing related to the name The Elder Scrolls — and it stands out sharply from all the previous ones.

Players should wait for the release of GTA 6 earlier than The Elder Scrolls 6. This was stated by Todd Howard, creative director of the Bethesda studio responsible for The Elder Scrolls and Fallout.

For many years, fans have believed that Bethesda supposedly dislikes Obsidian because of the cult status of Fallout: New Vegas. However, Todd Howard has dispelled this myth: according to him, the relationship between the studios has always been warm, and giving New Vegas to an external team was Bethesda’s own initiative.

Todd Howard says that if a real nuclear apocalypse hit, he'd join the Brotherhood of Steel without hesitation. And the reason is as Howard-esque as it gets: they have “the best toys.”

Bethesda has released the huge Burning Springs update for Fallout 76, introducing a sprawling new location in Ohio, a bounty hunting system, additional public events, and a host of fresh gameplay mechanics.

Online reports suggest that Bethesda Dallas has begun working on a new IP. The discussion was sparked by a LinkedIn profile showcasing the projects of one of the studio’s developers.

YouTube channel Games' Past, which searches for lost prototypes and canceled games, posted a video where they dug into a beta version of Fallout: New Vegas, built a month before release.

A new version of the famous meme has appeared on the internet — Thomas the Tank Engine now inhabits The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. The mod's author is once again Kevin "Trainwiz" Brock, the same developer who first turned dragons from Skyrim into smiling railway monsters.

Bethesda Game Studios returned to their 2006 classic — The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion — to "give the game new life without breaking its legacy." Studio head Tom Mustaine in an interview with GamesRadar+ at the Golden Joystick Awards 2025 ceremony explained why the team took on a nearly twenty-year-old project again.

A Reddit user under the nickname DeadgirlRot completed an ambitious build — she recreated the city of Riften from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in The Sims 4. The creation took almost a year, and now the location looks as if it was actually transferred from Tamriel to the world of Sims.

Tom Mustaine, director of Bethesda Game Studios, stated that the studio intends to continue releasing games suddenly, without prior announcements or release dates—so-called “shadow drops.” According to him, this approach was particularly appreciated by Todd Howard after the release of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered.

The launch of Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition has turned into a major misfire for Bethesda — the strategy of selling the same game yet again clearly didn’t pay off. In response, players have begun massively review-bombing the game’s Steam page, dragging its recent rating down to “Mostly Negative.”

Bethesda, in partnership with collectibles manufacturer The Wand Company, has unveiled a device that replicates the computer from Fallout 3 and New Vegas in exacting detail. Unlike previous souvenir versions, this model isn't just a toy—it's fully functional.

The newly released Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition, launched this week to celebrate the game’s 10th anniversary, has been met with an extremely cold reception from fans. Instead of a celebration, players were greeted with bugs, sudden performance drops, and a fresh batch of issues.

Renowned insider and Windows Central editor Jez Corden suggested in a tweet that a remaster of Fallout: New Vegas could be released after Fallout 3. So far, this information is unofficial and has not been confirmed.

Bethesda has announced a series of upcoming updates for Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition, aimed at resolving issues that appeared after the latest patch and the launch of the remastered release. The studio has already rolled out an improvement that speeds up the loading of the Creations menu and the Creation Club store, and promised the first hotfix early next week.

Insider TheGhostOfHope, known for accurate Call of Duty leaks, reported that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is preparing a crossover with the Fallout universe. According to the source, the event will take place during the first season, which begins alongside the game’s release on November 14. It’s expected to coincide with the premiere of the second season of Amazon’s Fallout series, scheduled for December 17.

The updated Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition, released on November 10, brought not only bonuses and new content but also a slew of technical issues. Some players reported that the game wouldn’t launch at all, while others encountered crashes when returning to the desktop or opening the Creations menu.

Todd Howard, the director of Bethesda Game Studios, recently spoke with GQ, confirming that The Elder Scrolls 6, which was first announced back in 2018, is still nowhere near launch.