Elder Scrolls 6 is the Elder Scrolls 6 officially skipping PS5 and will release earlier than anticipated
The Elder Scrolls VIis currently scheduled to leave PlayStation 5, newly discovered documents prove it. The long-awaited launch window for the game is also revealed – and it’s much closer than we could have imagined.
Since Microsoft bought Bethesda as well as its portfolio of IPs and studios in the past, gamers have been wondering what’s coming up for the franchises such as Fallout or the Elder Scrolls. With new titles coming out, gamers want to know whether the next games will only be available on Xbox such as Starfield or if they will be available in PlayStation. The latest news seems to provide the answer.
There’s been a number of arguments about the matter by higher-ups from both Bethesda as well as Xbox however, a recent document published as part of ongoing FTC case against Microsoft matter is clear: Microsoft has no intention of placing the game on PlayStation 5. Elder Scrolls VIon PlayStation 5.
According to a report as reported via The Verge, a chart created for Microsoft in conjunction with The FTC confirms that Elder Scrolls VIisn’t expected to be released until 2026, an earlier rumor. This document confirms that the RPG is available for Xbox consoles as well as PC however, not PlayStation.
The chart also includes a line concerning The Elder Scrolls VIXbox exclusivity in an interview in a GQ interview with Xbox director Phil Spencer. “In the interest of being in the position of being on Xbox I would like us to have all the features of the games we’ve got,” the statement says. “And this is what I am thinking about whenever I consider Elder Scrolls VI.”
The Elder Scrolls VIwas released in 2018and Bethesda admits was an error.
It’s also known that the game has officially entered an early stage of development after Starfieldhas begun to launch however it’s important to note that just because the documents hint at a 2026 launch timeframe, the release date of 2026 cannot be written as a given. Starfieldwas delay by over a year at last.
