"The Elder Scrolls Online" release date for Xbox One and PS4 gets fans excited.
According to Games Radar, the popular MMORPG will be made available on consoles by December.
"The more you check out the world of Tamriel, the more experience you'll receive. Finding special warp stones allows you to fast travel to any place you've already been, or, if you'd prefer to take in the sights, you can just call upon your mount. Elder Scrolls Online looks to be a pretty traditional MMO on the surface, but we're sure there are plenty of surprises in store once we start digging into it. (Admittedly we didn't love the PC version, but a lot could change by the time it comes to PS4/XO.)"
Meanwhile, Zenimax continues to keep the PC version interesting before the much awaited Xbox and PS4 release.
"Prepare to discover the ruins and delves of the last region of Craglorn in Update 4," ZeniMax said on their blog.
"The resolution to the mystery of the fallen constellations waits for you in the dangerous reaches of Upper Craglorn. Are you brave enough to pursue it to the end?"
The multiplayer online RPG has also started a rewards program in September. The program targets paying subscribers of at least three months.
"We think it's important to give some special recognition to those of you who have already been there every step of the way," says a statement on "The Elder Scrolls Online" website.
A High Hrothgar Wraith vanity pet was announced to be the first reward for loyal subscribers. The pet will reportedly "let you show your dedication to saving Tamriel wherever you adventure in-game."
More prizes and rewards are in store as the program is said to improve. Loyal subscribers can expect more rewards, as well as a secret "bonus" for subscribers of six months.
Does this loyalty program signal "The Elder Scrolls Online" a free to play version? Fans should just wait and see.
But if ever ZeniMax should go that route, other gamers are speculating that it won't happen until the "The Elder Scrolls Online" release date for Xbox One and PS4
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