Xbox fans are reeling at the thought ofThe Elder Scrolls VIbeing multiplatform, for some reason.
Ever sinceXboxacquiredBethesdaa few years ago there’s been an ongoing debate as to whether Xbox should turn its new IPs into exclusives or keep them as multiplatform releases.Starfieldwas seemingly a test for the company, and while it’s inclusion onXbox Game Passgeneratedmillions of players, it wasn’t the heavy-hitting console seller it was intended to be.
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it’s worth noting the claim is only talking about the “back catalog,” as it’s believed “games likeHellblade 2, Avowed,andThe Elder Scrolls VIare still slated to be Xbox console exclusive.”
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Fans are divided to say the least, especially since Xbox arguably needs more exclusives to remain competitive with its rivals not less. That being said many are excited at the prospect of legacy games and franchises being released on consoles they’ve never touched before.
One fan said: “I’d love to playConker’s Bad Fur Dayand other Rare games on Steam. Still hoping for a Marcus Fenix Collection too.”
Another jokingly added: “LET’S GOREDFALLON PS5!”
Some fans wanted to temper expectations, saying: “I think folks are reading too much into all this,” before explaining the Xbox has a long history of exclusives that’ll likely go multiplatform, not necessarily new titles like The Elder Scrolls.
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It looks like 2024 will be a big year for Xbox, hopefully packed with enough exclusives and multiplatform releases to make everyone happy.
Topics:The Elder Scrolls 6,The Elder Scrolls,Bethesda,Xbox,Xbox Series X,Xbox Series S
