Unfortunately, quite a few of those games were missing from Xbox and Bethesda’s otherwise massive presentation. Countless studios closely affiliated with the Xbox are busy working on major games. However, those games only make up a small sampling of the titles coming to Microsoft’s supported hardware. For instance, few can really say they hated learning that the Persona franchise was finally coming to Xbox or that Hideo Kojima was creating an Xbox-exclusive title. Others, however, were pleasant surprises.

Some of the info shared during the show was as welcome as it was expected (such as new trailers for Redfall, Starfield, and Forza Motorsport).

Yet there were still some notable titles missing from the event. Kat Bailey is a Senior News Editor at IGN.The 2022 Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase was easily the longest digital showcase of the year so far, and it contained a healthy mix of updates on previously announced titles and world premieres.

Expect more announcements during E3 2021 as the Summer of Gaming continues. In the meantime you can catch up on all of our The Elder Scrolls 6 coverage so far. Right now Bethesda seems focused on Starfield, which was confirmed for a November 2022 release date. We still know extremely little about The Elder Scrolls 6. It will feature vampires, which are certainly present in the Elder Scrolls universe, but these vampires are the result of a lab accident. We now know that Redfall will be a co-op open world shooter from Arkane Studios. Nevertheless, the name has continued to rattle around in Elder Scrolls coverage. The filing sparked speculation that The Elder Scrolls 6 would be named Redfall, a term that resembles 'Redguard.' It didn't make a ton of sense given that most Elder Scrolls games are named for locations, and Redfall has never actually appeared in TES lore, but fans are hungry for any tiny bit of information.īethesda writer Michael Kirkbride confirmed that The Elder Scrolls 6 wouldn't be called Redfall in a 2019 AMA.

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