Bethesda's Todd Howard reckons we'll see GTA 6 release before The Elder Scrolls 6 or Fallout 5, so don't expect much over the next year. When it comes to games that feel like they will never come out, GTA 6 and The Elder Scrolls 6 are the two that have been at the front of the pack. Obviously, we now know GTA 6 will finally arrive on November 19, 2026 (barring yet another delay), but the journey here was long and arduous. Whereas when Bethesda busted out a JPEG at E3 2018 to say that The Elder Scrolls 6 was coming, I don't think many expected that would be the only actual piece of news we have for the game over seven years later. A post shared by Power Unlimited (@powerunlimited)A photo posted by on A post shared by Power Unlimited (@powerunlimited)A photo posted by on A post shared by Power Unlimited (@powerunlimited) A photo posted by on Speaking to Power Unlimited at the Fallout on Prime Season 2 premiere, Howard was asked, "What game do you think releases sooner? Is it GTA 6, Elder Scrolls 6, or Fallout 5?" Howard responds, "I got my fingers crossed for GTA 6," which isn't him directly saying that The Elder Scrolls 6 won't release until after November 19, 2026, but it certainly feels like enough of a reason to not get our hopes up for a 2026 release for the RPG. "We wanted to do something new with Starfield": 14 years after Skyrim with no Elder Scrolls 6 in sight, Todd Howard finally admits it's been "too long" since the last RPG Elder Scrolls 6 fans yearn for news as Skyrim turns 14, instead get Todd Howard saying it's "still a long way off" despite being announced 7 years ago: "Bethesda has had us hanging by a thread" The Elder Scrolls 6 is "still a long way off," Todd Howard says, but Bethesda is working on it more often than Fallout 76: "We did a big play test yesterday" Howard then went on to praise Rockstar, saying, "I think they are some of the absolute best at bringing a virtual world to life," adding, "It's a world that feels like it would go on even if you weren't there." Again, given that the only piece of footage we've ever had was the logo on a background eight years ago (and even then, that probably wasn't real footage of the game) and the earliest projected date (as given in the FTC v Microsoft case) is 2026, I wouldn't even be surprised if we don't see it until late 2027/2028 at this rate. But hey, with the Nintendo Switch 2 out now, it does give Bethesda the chance to re-release Skyrim again, so at least we can be excited for that… The Elder Scrolls 6 probably isn't making an appearance at The Game Awards, and once again, the RPG community is begging Bethesda for literally anything: "Please, Todd."