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A new Doom game, Ghostwire: Tokyo 2, and a secret new licensed title were all planned at Bethesda before Microsoft bought them.<\/p>\n
As if revealing their plans for a new Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S (and a new controller) weren\u2019t enough, the Federal Trade Commission has also managed to let slip Bethesda\u2019s entire software line-up for the next several years.<\/p>\n
Or at least it was their line-up, three years ago, before Microsoft bought them. Things may well have changed since then, so the information could be outdated now, although a lot of it still seems to match up with what is officially known.<\/p>\n
There have already been rumours of a remaster of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion but not only is that mentioned in the leaked information but also a remaster of Fallout 3 from 2008 \u2013 even if most people would probably rather see Obsidian\u2019s Fallout: New Vegas get the treatment first.<\/p>\n
According to the leaked \u2018management forecast\u2019 the Oblivion remaster was originally due out already, sometime before April this year, while the Fallout 3 remaster was planned for the 2024 fiscal year, i.e. sometime before April 2024.<\/p>\n
The Oblivion plan has obviously changed but the forecast also mentions a sequel to Ghostwire: Tokyo, which is very hard to imagine given how the original performed and how much better received Tango Gameworks\u2019 Hi-Fi Rush was.<\/p>\n
Talk of a Dishonored 3 in 2024 also seems unlikely, since nothing has been heard of it so far, but given the failure of Redfall it\u2019s perhaps possible that developer Arkane is now planning to go back to its roots, with its most acclaimed series.<\/p>\n