Bethesda's most anticipated game, "The Elder Scrolls VI," is expected to offer a new incredible gaming experience on the game franchise's latest iteration, as an added content for other game titles is coming on Nintendo's hybrid console Switch.

Dedicated gamers seemed to be eyeing a better experience for "The Elder Scrolls VI" in a Switch experience for its next edition. According to University Herald, the RPG titan "Skyrim" will soon be hitting the Nintendo Switch platform after dominating the PC, PS and XBOX market.

Through this, "The Elder Scrolls VI: Skyrim" should offer an incredible gaming experience that keeps the players continue massive sprawling adventures and quests while sitting in front of the TV in the comforts of their homes or even out on a trip.

According to the rumors, the strong modding community established on franchises such as "Super Smash Bros," "Super Mario Sunshine" and "Pokemon Series," makes it possible for the Skyrim franchise to come to the Nintendo Switch console.

Considering Bethesda's "Skyrim" franchise taking its future in the hybrid console, players can expect the next edition of "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" to be set in an entirely new world, with new maps, new characters, and enhanced gameplay and graphics with VR technology.

The highlight on the upcoming "The Elder Scrolls VI" game centers on its location, to be set in Argonia, with the storyline concentrating on the Argonian race. The Black Marsh map is also expected to be a part of the locations featured in the game.

With the modding community still silent with the upcoming cross platform plans for Skyrim, several mods are revealed for the players expecting latest updates, GameNGuide reported. "Cutting Room Floor" is a mod which brings content such as NPCs, villages, and items removed in the remastered version of "Skyrim."

In addition, "INIGO" mod brings a new AI companion into the game, which is fully voiced and has a well-established AI behind itself. The companion follows the main character in his journey while sending comments and remarks on the events happening in the environment.

As of today, aside from "The Legend of Zelda" and "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim," other four games that are playable in the new console include "Mario Kart," "An NBA Game," "A New Super Mario Game" and "Splatoon."

Topics Bethesda, The Elder Scrolls