Bethesda Softworks might have hinted launch of Elder Scrolls 6 for the Xbox One and PS4 platforms for December this year or early next year at the recently concluded CES 2015.
As reported, users over at 4Chan who attended the event claimed that the game dev announced that it's working on a new title to the game's franchise and telling the fans they can likely get their hands on the game sometime late this year or early 2016.
According to Director Matt Firor, the unveiling of the latest entry to Elder Scrolls Online franchise for PC platform will be postponed until early next year, particularly January, as the game's console versions are still under way.
He added that the PC edition will receive an up to date interface design to perform better for the next gen gaming consoles such as the PS4 and Xbox one and an improved voice chat to be compatible with the PS network and Xbox Live.
More speculations abound online that a script document was leaked hinting a 'war in Skyrim' and a job listing. Bethesda is reported to be conducting casting calls for actors to voice the characters of an undisclosed AAA video game project.
Rumors thrive suggesting that Elder Scrolls 6 might be titled "Argonia", commencing on Black Marsh. However, the Elder Scrolls 6 release would continue feature other places in Tamriel like Morrowind, Hammerfall, Cyrodiil and Skyrim.
As cited in some news, it is also said that the game will feature multi-player options like that of GTA V. Players must create another character for the online mode of the game.
Future announcement from Bethesda Softworks about the Elder Scrolls 6 release date is anticipated to be done during E3 2015 this year. Firor made mention that game console owners can expect for more news about the game in the succeeding months.
