The new project is most likely Fallout 4. But im just guessing.
They are likely to make Fallout 4 before a new TES... so we at least look at the absolute minimal 5 years if they do. Plenty of time for an ES MMO to act as a filler and give fans something to do why waiting for a new game in the Single Player main games.
Correct. So if no MMO can beat WoW, why be an MMO then? Why compete with WoW?
And don't forget, Blizzard themselves have yet to release info on the Titan Project. Why go head to head with Blizzard?
Elder Scrolls do excellent single player RPGs, so be that way. There isn't any need to make an MMO.
And don't forget, Blizzard themselves have yet to release info on the Titan Project. Why go head to head with Blizzard?
Elder Scrolls do excellent single player RPGs, so be that way. There isn't any need to make an MMO.
There is money to be made there, and Zenimax Online was set up to make MMO's... because obviously Zenimax wanted to get into that market. I would imagine they went with TES because they own the IP, and because doing Fallout, the only other IP that would really make since as an MMO was tied up in legal issues back then. This does not mean there not going to make Single Player Games, different part of the company set up to do something different.
Also as to why an MMO, see the above post... it acts as a filler.
Of course they'll say that, no one will say "Oh if we fail we're finished, but we still gonna do it anyway"
anolyst, who study how much these companies make and have... said it would have only cut into %20 of earnings had it failed.
I beg to differ. Look at Ion Storm, the amount of money they spent was rediculous, im not joking.
I remembered John Romero had like 8 Ferraris at that time? And the building they bought was so lavishly made.
I remembered John Romero had like 8 Ferraris at that time? And the building they bought was so lavishly made.
1. They do NOT compare to Zenimax, they are one developer with barley any successful games. EA, THQ, TAKE 2, these companies compare to Zenimax.
2. They went out in the mid 2000's, back when the market for video games was very different... and no where as profitable as today.