The developer was obviously setting the stage for the games’ eventual roll outs to the gaming consoles and the PC this year.
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Some are saying that it would be “Argonia” while others are quite positive that Bethesda would call the next game as “Redguard”.
It is expected that further official news regarding “Elder Scrolls 6” could be available at the upcoming QuakeCon 2015 to be held Friday, since Bethesda has already announced that they will reveal what will come after “Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited” at the event.
“Redguard” is the only “The Elder Scrolls” trademark that is not yet dead or not being used in a released game.
Apparently, Bethesda has “trademarked the title “Redguard”, in the year 2011, the same year “Elder Scrolls: Skyrim” was released”.
In related news, there is still some uncertainty regarding what the actual title of “Elder Scrolls 6” would be, according to MNR Daily. In fact, a number of fans have even predicted that “Elder Scrolls 6” may be released during 2016 E3.
Despite what Hines said at E3, many fans still believe that an announcement from Bethesda is imminent.
Christian Today reported that Bethesda vice president for marketing Peter Hines actually sympathizes with fans who were disappointed from the lack of information shared during E3 2015.
On release the Skyblivion mod aims to have full functionality equivalent to recent Elder Scrolls titles, as well as to expand by reintroducing critical elements from Oblivion that did not make it into.
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