Bethesda is working on at least three video games exclusively for Microsoft. They will be available immediately on Game Pass and will not come to Playstation.
Microsoft claims Bethesda is working on at least three Xbox exclusives.
Bethesda is working on at least three video games exclusive to Microsoft. They will be available immediately on the Game Pass and will not be distributed, at least initially, on the Playstation and Nintendo consoles.
This is what emerges from one of the documents presented by Microsoft’s lawyers in response to the legal action filed by the FTC in an attempt to suspend the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the gaming giant that Redmond is trying to buy for over 68 billion dollars.
“ Xbox expects that at least three future video games (the name has been omitted from publicly disclosed documents) – all designed to be played
“ Xbox expects that at least three future video games (the name has been omitted from publicly disclosed documents) – all designed to be played single-player or in small teams of players – will be an Xbox and PC exclusive,” reads the dossier. We already know one of the three games: it’s Starfield , a sci-fi RPG that Todd Howard had described as a sort of ” Han Solo or Skyrim simulator set in space “. According to The Verge, the second title could instead be The Elder Scrolls VI , the expected sequel to Skyrim. On the third, however, we have no information.
We know that Machine Games, the team that oversaw the development of the latest acclaimed titles in the Wolfenstein saga, is working on a video game starring Indiana Jones, but until a few months ago insiders were sure it would be multiplatform.
Other hypotheses include Fallout 5 and Redfall, but there is no certain information. It could be a completely unreleased first party exclusive.
