An old timeline leaked in the FTC lawsuit documents against Microsoft mentions a number of unannounced games, adding Dishonored 3, a sequel to Ghostwire Tokyo, Doom Year Zero, and the remasters of Fallout 3 and Oblivion.
As published via Wario64, the leaked document shows an old ZeniMax calendar listing a number of major titles we already know, such as Starfield and Elder Scrolls 6, as well as some that were never announced.
Fallout 3 Remaster, Ghostwire Tokyo Sequel, Dishonored 3, Oblivion Remaster, Doom Year Zero appear on a list of departures from the calendariohttps://t. co/xttFBM30wp pic. twitter. com/A1sv7TAuL7
Unforeseen games come with a third game in the Dishonored series, despite recent reports that Deathloop evolved due to Bethesda’s rejection of Dishonored 3. Also on the calendar looks like a sequel to Ghostwire: Tokyo, which seems to have lit up while the original. The game is still in progress. In development. A new Doom name called Year Zero is also listed, along with many DLCs, suggesting that it is intended to be a main name.
Two of Bethesda’s most beloved old RPGs, Fallout 3 and Oblivion, are also on the remaster list, and both original titles are now over 15 years old.
Notably, the release schedule appears to predate the COVID-19 pandemic, and games are still targeting their pre-pandemic release dates, such as Starfield scheduled for 2021 and Elder Scrolls 6 still expected for 2024. The games are scheduled for fiscal year 2024, which means we probably won’t see any until 2026 or later. It’s also conceivable that titles have been quietly canceled or shelved since that timeline was in place, but we’re hopeful that titles still exist somewhere behind the scenes.
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