Obsidian Entertainment allegedly pitched several spin-off games for Bethesda’s franchises exploring different settings but they were ultimately rejected.Come from Sports betting site VPbet
Former Obsidian writer Chris Avellone, he said, “One of the Elder Scrolls proposals (which I pitched) was intended to serve the same function as FNV did between F3 and F4, to provide more adventures in the setting during the years before the next Bethesda release.”
Unfortunately, all of Obsidian’s ideas were rejected and the studio didn’t release a spin-off in the same vein after Fallout: New Vegas.
“I thought it couldn’t hurt to try and push a similar system to what Treyarch/Activision had going with Call of Duty at the time (but hopefully less rushed),” he continued. “Bethesda could do a core release, then we’d release a TES title (in same world or a divergent timeline/era) before the next big Bethesda push.”