Bethesda's E3 2019 press conference had a bit of everything. New games like head-to-head sci-fi battler Deathloop got announced and the lid was lifted on fresh content for Rage 2 and Fallout 76. But, the two games most fans most wanted to see more from were almost absent: Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6.
We shouldn't be too surprised, however, as veteran game director stated in the run up to E3 that Starfield release date back a fair bit.
Nevertheless, Howard stressed at the beginning of the conference that Bethesda is "still hard at work on our next-gen RPGs Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6″. Sadly there was no 'one more thing'-style announcement relating to those highly-anticipated titles to put a cherry on the top of a distinctly bloody and fiery briefing. When The Elder Scrolls 6 does come out, you'll have plenty of time to make up for, though: Bethesda reckons you'll be indulging in The Elder Scrolls 6's gameplay "for a decade at least."
That, of course, is mostly to do with the hundreds of excellent "big single player game".
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If you're done with the land of the Nords, other, more specific, Elder Scrolls announcements featured at Bethesda's show that you can get excited about in the meantime. TThe Elder Scrolls 6 release date – you'll have to be patient, just like ol' Todd says.