Now that "The Elder Scrolls Online" console release date and move to FTP has been announced, fans are starting to divert their attention to two more anticipated launches- "Elder Scrolls 6" and "Fallout 4." And as new reports are claiming, it looks like fans will have a date to look forward to for answers.

According to Gaming Bolt, Bethesda, the developers behind "Elder Scrolls" and "Fallout," has announced that they will be hosting their first ever E3 showcase on June 14, 2015.

"Many of us thought that Bethesda would turn up at GDC this year but Pete Hines, the public face of Bethesda, recently said that he's 'not going to GDC 2015.' It would appear they've chosen E3 instead, which is by far the biggest show of the year," the site said.

Reports have started to speculate that an "Elder Scrolls 6" or "Fallout 4" release date announcement will be made at the said event.

Meanwhile, June also marks the release of "The Elder Scrolls Online" console version. After much delay and disappointment, the popular MMORPG popularity among gamers have declined. But as Cinema Blend previously reported, the launch delay was important for developers as it allowed them to "optimize" specs and "clean-up" the game.

New reports have also dished on the console version's 1080p and 30fps target. During a recent Reddit AMA, Zenimax Online addressed some pressing concerns about the console version out by June.

"For your first question, the targets are 30 fps and 1080p resolution for both platforms," the team answered in reply to Worlds Factory's query.

"For your second question, we're definitely looking to add controller support to the PC game (including the same UI as console), but that won't be available until after console launch."

Stay tuned for more "The Elder Scrolls Online" console release date and "Elder Scrolls 6" and "Fallout 4" release date updates here!