Bethesda Lays Out Fallout Remasters, Obsidian Project, and Elder Scrolls VI Priority
Bethesda's roadmap confirms long-rumored remasters, a new Obsidian collaboration, and a clearer path for its next major releases, addressing fan demand for re-releases of older titles.
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Bethesda Game Studios released a statement detailing its upcoming projects, including remastered versions of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. The studio also confirmed a new Fallout project with Obsidian Entertainment, a prequel expansion for Fallout 76 titled 'Raven Rock', and that Fallout 5 is in pre-production. The Elder Scrolls VI remains the main development focus, using the new Creation Engine 3.
Bethesda released the statement on its official X account, acknowledging player demand for re-releases of older Fallout titles. The company positions Fallout as a top priority, with multiple projects in development. The remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas join a new Obsidian-developed Fallout project, details of which are to be announced later. Fallout 76 will receive a prequel expansion, 'Raven Rock,' next year. Fallout 5 is in pre-production, while The Elder Scrolls VI remains the studio's main focus. Bethesda also noted that Fallout 4 has sold over 35 million units and that a live 'Fallout Day' event is planned for Washington, D.C. in 2027. Starfield has surpassed 17 million players with new content planned.
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