A VR PORT ISNT A NEW GAME, TODD
It’s been fun bringing our style of games to VR. We plan on supporting as many platforms as we can. #E32017pic.twitter.com/xA5kNgV9hR
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Making a VR port on a game takes a lot of time and money. Bethesda can't have a whole team working on VR projects for free.
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Exactly. Almost everyone forget that the people who make the games we love are Humans who also have families to support.
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And there are 180~
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I'm glad to see Skyrim released for the 6th year in a row.
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Just not true
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These should be updates and not stand alone games.
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That would be a lot of lost money
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Dude, they have already released Skyrim twice and a third time on Switch. I already have the game here, an update can do the job.
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I wouldn't even mind a fee for the update, maybe £5-£8 but pay for the whole game again? haha no way.
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You really don't understand how much VR games cost to develop, do you?
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Not much when they use people like us to fix patch. So I don't see why they should just update the game.
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They probley will later on tho
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Go look up development costs for VR and get back to me. I'm so tired of the "it should be free" mentality.
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Maybe work on a new elder scrolls? Skyrim was great and all but it's time for a new one.
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No way is it time. I'd hate to be the creators of Beyond Skyrim if a new game was announced.
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Beyond Skyrim?
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Will eventually make all of Tamriel playable in Skyrim. They've got part of Cyrodiil made already.
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I'm not waiting for a mod team to finish their really big project for a new game.
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