Bethesda's participation in the upcoming E3 event is set for sky-high. Also, "Skyrim," "Fallout 4" DLC and "Elder Scrolls" are projected to ace the event. Given the speculations, many are wondering on whether these games would make an appearance in the event and on whether they are fully confirmed.
The latest updates surrounding Bethesda's role and contribution in taking in a positive note. Also, with "Skyrim," "Fallout 4" DLC and "Elder Scrolls" on the loose, the sheer delight and expectancy has gained unprecedented results.
Skyrim Special Edition for Xbox One, PS4 and PC is projected to render great things for the gamers. However, even though for some, it was magnifying, it was not a big surprise since the update was already leaked beforehand.
Moreover, the remastered classic gained strong returns owing to its updated visuals and mod support, reports Express.
In addition, the Contraptions Workshop is slated for release on June 21, 2016 and is anticipated to offer new conveyer belts, scaffolding kits, track kits and logic gates for better gametime, as further noted by the same post.
Other games that are rumored to gain high marks are the Nuka-World August 2016 along with the lawless city of Raiders.
With "Fallout 4" DLC and "Elder Scrolls," rumored to appear on the event, gamers could expect great things from Bethesda. For "Fallout 4," it is anticipated to bring in more upgrades for 2016 along with three new DLC's.
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On a different note, despite the much anticipation, Bethesda has not affirmed any details surrounding the release date of "Elder Scrolls."
A previous report from Game & Guide also supported the notion of how gamers were not thrilled of the idea that the game would be pushed further leading to more dismays.
The presence of Bethesda at E3 would bring the competition sky-high. With "Skyrim," "Fallout 4" DLC and "Elder Scrolls" on the loose, gamers could enjoy better game time and positive outcomes.
However, while "Skyrim," "Fallout 4" DLC is affirmed, "Elder Scrolls" and its release date is still a mystery.
