The Elder Scrolls 6 will only be released on Xbox and PC
Since Microsoft acquired Zenimax Media, The Elder Scrolls 6 It will be exclusive to the Xbox platform, which has always plagued PS5 users. Starfield will be exclusive to Xbox, which is very annoying to PlayStation users, but surely good guy Phil Spencer won’t deprive one of the most anticipated games of all time of a huge, healthy platform? Well, this is exactly what Microsoft is going to do.
This is based on a new interview with the Xbox boss GQ, Which makes the Elder Scrolls 6 will become a stick against the dominance of Sony’s game console market. Of course, Spencer would not say that. “This is not to punish any other platform, just like I fundamentally believe that all platforms can continue to grow,” he said. “But for the Xbox, I hope we can bring all the complete packages we have. “That’s the case when I think of The Elder Scrolls 6. This is the case when I think of any of our franchises. “
PC players don’t have to worry: Microsoft now releases all first-party games on the first day of the PC, so there is no unexpected change, and The Elder Scrolls 6 will definitely come to our platform.
This has a lot of business significance, but it is still a very cruel move: Skyrim players received the anniversary edition on PlayStation last week, Mojang continues to update Minecraft on PlayStation, and Fallout 76 and The Elder Scrolls Online will continue to be on the Sony platform. On the expansion. Some lingering exclusive deals signed by Bethesda and Sony before the acquisition are also in the form of Deathloop and Ghostwire: Tokyo.
The interview coincided with the 20th anniversary celebration of Microsoft Xbox, which included an unsurprisingly early release Multiplayer component of Halo Infinite. Sony Congratulations Going to Xbox earlier today is a milestone, but we will see if the cheers will still exist when the Elder Scrolls 6 is finally released.