The Elder Scrolls V, 2010

Lux85

Posted on 29/4/2009, 12:24

E' ancora presto per dirlo ma piccoli dettagli costruiscono un puzzle:

- il progetto Fallout 3 è finito da tempo per quanto riguarda le espansioni, tranne probabilmente per un GOTY

- Rogue Warrior e WET sono in sviluppo ma richiederanno poco tempo rispetto a mostri del calibro come Elder Scrolls o Fallout

- interviste ai capi e designer/creatori delle storie con risposte tecniche ma nello stesso tempo anche vaghe

- notizie confermate, vedere per credere i domini web e lo stesso sito della Zenimax (facente parte del Bethesda Softworks), che fanno capire che l'online farà parte sia dei progetti Elder Scrolls che quelli di Fallout

E infine questa

CITAZIONE

BETHESDA SOFTWORKS AND DEL REY BOOKS ANNOUNCE NOVELS
BASED ON THE ELDER SCROLLS VIDEO GAME SERIES

Rockville, MD – April 27, 2009 – Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax® Media company, and Del Rey, an imprint of Ballantine Books at the Random House Publishing Group, are pleased to announce that Del Rey Books will publish two novels based on Bethesda Softworks' award-winning, high-fantasy video game series, The Elder Scrolls®. The best-selling game series is known for giving the player the ability to choose how their story will play out and unfold, and for the incredible amount of lore and depth found in these rich game worlds.

Penned by New York Times bestselling author Greg Keyes, the novels will be all-new, original stories based in The Elder Scrolls universe. The first novel – The Infernal City – is set to be published in Fall 2009. Among Keyes' prior works are the Age of Unreason tetrology (for which he won the prestigious "Le Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire" award), and three New York Times bestselling Star Wars novels in the New Jedi Order series.

"We've been big fans of Greg's work for a long time, and we're thrilled he agreed to bring his talents to The Elder Scrolls," said Pete Hines, vice president of public relations and marketing for Bethesda Softworks. "We see these books as a natural extension of the franchise and think fans will love the stories and characters Greg has created."

The Infernal City is set after the events of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion®, the latest game in the video game series, and finds the citizens of Tamriel once again facing an uncertain future. Floating high above the land is a strange and mysterious city that is casting a horrifying shadow – wherever it falls, people die and rise again as undead. It is up to an unlikely duo – a seventeen-year-old girl named Annaig and the Emperor's young son, Prince Attrebus – to rescue the kingdom from doom. Annaig and Attrebus' quest will take them through the Elder Scrolls universe and their adventure is sure to add to the series' already magnificent mythology.

fonte: bethsoft.com

che potrebbe essere la storia basata sul prossimo The Elder Scrolls V!!

Aspettiamo l'E3 2009 per capire i progetti di Bethesda, che è una delle poche società al mondo che non finisce mai di stupire..

Lux85

Posted on 19/8/2009, 13:24

Clarifying About Next Elder Scrolls game, MMO, etc.

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Apparently some folks got a bit upset by reports based on Todd’s talk at QuakeCon last week. An article came out where Todd was quoted as saying we had no plans for a TES V. He did not say that. That was not a direct quote from him. That was someone’s interpretation of what he said. I know, I was there.

At his QuakeCon talk he was asked when TESV is coming out and Todd replied, “Don’t look for a new Elder Scrolls game in the near future.” He also went on to say how much the franchise means to us and that it definitely will continue. He just wasn’t going to provide any timeframe on “when.” This should not be news to anyone that has been paying attention. Both Todd and I have said repeatedly that, of course, we’re going to do another Elder Scrolls game. The last one was enormously popular. So was the one before that. You get the idea. So do we.

Todd and Bethesda Game Studios are hard at work on their next big game, and we’re not ready to discuss it. As always, we prefer to have something amazing to show when we talk about it. We aren’t going to confirm or deny or comment on speculation, nor are we going to give hints about anything. If you know us by now, you know we don’t really do that.

In regards to the MMO comment, he was asked if there was “any chance of an Elder Scrolls MMO” and he replied — in a joking fashion — by saying “I guess there’s a chance.” To be clear, Todd and his team do not make MMOs, for any franchise, at all. We have another division – ZeniMax Online Studios – which is lead by Matt Firor, and they are working on an MMO. They have not said anything about what game they are making. When ZeniMax Online is ready to show what they are up to, we’ll let everyone know. Until then we aren’t going to provide hints or speculate on what they’re doing either.

Hope that helps clear things up.

Posted by Pete on Monday, August 17th, 2009 at 2:51 pm

Lux85

Posted on 14/9/2009, 14:31

ormai è in uscita il libro The Elder Scrolls: La città infernale, che potrebbe essere la trama del prossimo TES V..

15€

Lux85

Posted on 14/10/2009, 10:37

The Elder Scrolls: La Città Infernale - Romanzo
15€

TES V...

fantastico.. quasi quasi mi faccio una lettura per natale, che tra l'altro non leggo quasi mai a parte libri che devo studiare

Ah ragazzi, se volete farvi un regalino per natale oltre a F3 è uscito pure il GOTY di Oblivion in versione Platinum a circa 30€ (dipende dai negozi penso..)

Lux85

Posted on 26/10/2009, 10:13

Un nuovo Elder Scrolls 200 anni dopo Oblivion?

di Giorgio Melani
25 ottobre 2009 17:08

Compaiono come funghi le voci di corridoio riguardanti un nuovo capitolo della serie The Elder Scrolls, celebre serie ruolistica di Bethesda Softworks.

Questi rumor provengono tutti da un sito specializzato in libri, ovvero Waterstones, dove nella pagina dedicata al nuovo romanzo basato su The Elder Scrolls, "La Città Infernale" (edito in Italia da Multiplayer.it) è comparso il seguente periodo: "un romanzo ambientato 45 anni dopo la crisi di Oblivion, ovvero la storia del quarto capitolo della serie videoludica e dei suoi pacchetti d'espansione. In parte, rappresenta un ponte verso il prossimo gioco, ambientato 200 anni dopo la vicenda di Oblivion".

Il testo in questione non è più presente alla pagina indicata, ma la quantità di avvistamenti rende la storia decisamente credibile, sebbene non troppo rivelatrice di un possibile nuovo gioco in arrivo.

fonte: multiplayer.it

I nodi tornano al pettine?
Novembre o Natale possono essere ottimi periodi per la pubblicità di Bethesda..
Secondo me manca pochissimo al comunicato ufficiale.. Todd facci un regalo!!

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