The Elder Scrolls V possibly a Massively Multiplayer Online Game
The creators of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Bethesda Softworks, only focus their studio on one game at a time. Next up for them is Fallout 3. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t talking about a sequel to Oblivion. Bethesda Softworks’ VP of PR and marketing Pete Hines told 1up the following about the years-away Elder Scrolls V:
“Well, I can tell you that since Oblivion has been such a smashing success that I’m sure we will do [Elder Scrolls V], but there are no immediate plans right now,” said Hines. As for what form Elder Scrolls V would take, that’s still up in the air. A Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG) seems a natural, evolutionary step for the series, but while Hines doesn’t suggest that’s a direction for Elder Scrolls V, the possibility of a new game has been bounced around. He doubts, however, they would go forward unless they had a “fresh idea” for the genre.
16 September 2009 18:08TRUExSh0t
barely bought the elder scrolls iv… n i got to say this game is badass… only a week in the game n i cant get off it… i was skeptical at firt in how good this game would be… i was never in to these kind of games…now i cant wait till they come with the new one… not really caring if its muiltiplayer.. i’d be more interested if it was co op.. so you wouldnt have to deal with 1000 of people wandering every where… but still cant wait…
