Don't Rule Out Elder Scrolls 6 On Nintendo Switch Pro Just Yet
screenrant.comcould find its way to the Nintendo Switch's successor if a recent tweet is any indication. The series has been awaiting a sequel for over a decade at this point, with recent consoles rereleasing due to that game's widespread success. The wait has been long, but the next console generation should hopefully see a new title.
The Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo consoles as a whole, have a tendency to miss some of the big-name games that come out for Xbox and Playstation consoles, including itself. Although was first released for Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in 2011, it skipped over both the Wii and the Wii U, not landing on a Nintendo console until 2017's Switch port. Even though Link's armor in 's Switch port was fun, having to wait so long to play such a successful, widely available game on a Nintendo console was frustrating.
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According to a Twitter post by Microsoft vice chairman and president Brad Smith, Microsoft and Nintendo have signed a 10-year contract that will bring games to the Switch and future consoles. This on its own would be interesting, but Smith's wording raises more intrigue. Rather than only mentioning, he specifies that Xbox and Activision games could be brought to Nintendo consoles. This opens the door for a variety of Xbox console exclusives to get Switch ports, not just after its 9-year Nintendo absence. One of the biggest potential gains that could come from this contract is bringing the next to Nintendo consoles.
The games are one of the biggest series' that have been consistently released on Xbox consoles. Out of nearly any game that could be announced to come to the Switch or its successors through this deal, few would make a bigger impact than.
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