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That is, ignoring the possibility of a new IP, of course. It's almost certain that the project that's 2 years in development is The Elder Scrolls V, and the one in pre-production is Fallout 4. One has been in development for 2+ years, and the other is still in pre-production, so actual development of the game hasn't started. Now, Bethesda currently has 2 projects in development, as you can seen in that timeline. You can be absolutely positive that any game they make will take close to 3 years, if not more, to be released once development starts. As you can see, Bethesda's games take a very long time to make. Fallout 4, however, needs to be built from the ground up. That cut a lot of off the development time needed. It's engine, many of it's assets, and so on. Well, New Vegas took ~2 years because it was made using what Bethesda used in Fallout 3.

Ricky Rayner Posts: 3339 Joined: Fri 2:13 am

And considering that most of Bethesda Game Studios' fans are TES fans first and foremost, there would be a lot of rage if TES was put away for such a long time so that Bethesda could milk the Fallout franchise. Why would they release Fallout 4 in a couple of years and not develop a new game for The Elder Scrolls series? If Fallout 4 would to come out in 2013(five years after Fallout 3, three after New Vegas), then that would mean it would be seven years since the latest Elder Scrolls game. Fallout 3 came out two years ago and New Vegas is coming out two years later. I really don't see why Bethesda Game Studios would develop Fallout 4 rather than TESV. The game in full development is speculated to be TESV. He has also stated that they have revamped the engine a lot, and that their next game will look like it belongs on a new generation of consoles. Todd Howard has stated that they are currently in full development with one game and in pre-production with another. New Vegas runs on the same engine as Fallout 3(no need to spend time completely revamping it)ģ.