The biggest acquisition of 2021 in the gaming ecosystem has to be the merger of Xbox and Bethesda studio. The two gaming giants then went on to host a joint showcase in this year’s E3. It revealed astonishing trailers and projects that left the fans starry-eyed. Now, more news from within the community suggests that Bethesda might be planning to build a brand new gaming studio.
This studio will solely be dedicated to remastering and recreating legacy titles that the community cherishes.
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Bethesda studio might build a new studio with Xbox
The combine powers of these two amazing gaming firms will only produce astonishing results. Fans are eagerly waiting for more news and look like the latest rumor is sinning the right tune. According to a report by Altchar, the two studios are in talks to create a new team solely for remastering older titles.
Popular Youtuber SKULLZI claims that Bethesda is looking to create a new studio and it could go by the name Artifact Studio. However, this news should be believed with a grain of salt, as it does not come from a prominent source. The studio could assign a brand new roster of developers, who could work on revisiting prominent titles like New Vegas, Skyrim, Morrowind, Fallout 3.
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So while Todd Howard did specifically say he never plans on doing remakes, that all changed when Skyrim's various versions sold well. Combine that fact with the recent rumors about a new Bethesda studio and I can't help but hope that there is some shred of truth to this.
— SKULLZI 💀🎮 (@SkullziTV) August 6, 2021
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Xbox and Bethesda won E3 2021
The duo showcase was probably the greatest moment of this year’s E3. The two giants shed light on a number of prominent titles that fans only heard rumors about. Space exploration titles like Starfield will definitely serve as a fantastic addition to the growing roster of games.
Furthermore, the studio also revealed the latest iteration of Forza Horizon 5, which is going to be set in Mexico. It will offer new scenic beauties, and majestic forests and valleys for gamers to explore. The live showcase also revealed that it is going to be a Xbox exclusive, which will definitely upset PlayStation users. Lastly, the showcase added the most anticipated trailer for Halo: Infinite and also announced that its multiplayer is going to be free-to-play. These showcases were definitely helped them win this year’s E3 event.
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