the elder scrolls

Elder Scrolls Novel Potentially Confirms Elder Scrolls V

12:30PM AJ Glasser | Author Greg Keyes is better known to me by his Star Wars Expanded Universe contributions, but as the writer on The Elder Scrolls: Infernal City, he’s been promoted to “potential Bethesda informant”. More »

The Elder Scrolls In Convenient Novel Form

8:20AM Mike Fahey | The land of Tamriel is terrorised by a floating city that first kills and then raises the dead in The Infernal City, the first of two Elder Scrolls novels by bestselling author Greg Keyes. More »

Bethesda Clarifies No Elder Scrolls V Statement

6:20AM Mike Fahey | Last week at QuakeCon 09, Bethesda’s Todd Howard was quoted as saying the company had “no current plans” for a fifth Elder Scrolls game. According to Bethesda, that’s not what Howard said at all. More »

Bethesda Announcing Wii Game This Year

8:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Bethesda Softworks, the folks behind The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, is going to make a Wii game announcement this year — and a “really big Wii game” at that. More »

Bethesda Teams With Del Rey For Elder Scroll Novels

12:40AM Brian Crecente | Elder Scroll Fans don’t worry, Bethesda hasn’t forgotten about you. More »

Top Oblivion DLC Revealed, Horse Armour Surprisingly Popular

6:40AM Michael McWhertor | Bethesda Softworks’ campaign to incrementally squeeze money from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion players has been a huge success. So much so that offering up downloadable horse armour wasn’t the flop it should have been. More »

New Elder Scrolls A Possibility In 2010

3:40AM Mike Fahey | Even though Bethesda is all about Fallout 3 and perhaps even Fallout 4 right now, that focus could be shifting in the near future to the next title in their award-winning The Elder Scrolls series. Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, Bethesda publishing executive Paul Oughton suggested a new TES title in the works for 2010. “At the moment we’ve got Fallout 3 for this year and potentially there’s a new Elder Scrolls title in 2010,” said Oughton. “At the moment we’re not that interested in the Wii. We’re going to stick to PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. We’ll continue to pursue three or four titles a year and go for big titles,” he said of the company’s publishing plans for the future. More »