Bethesda slip up suggests Skyrim coming to PS4, Xbox One

Jamie Feltham

January 9, 2014

Skyrim, Bethesda’s 2011 free-roaming epic, could be heading to both PS4 and Xbox One.

Bethesda reportedly listed next-gen versions of the game on its website this week. The listings have since been taken down, but not before a poster at NeoGAF nabbed a shot.

We certainly wouldn’t scoff at an updated release of the classic, which went on to win countless Game of the Year awards. As PlayStation fans know, the PS3 version of the game was badly out of shape at launch – we’re sure the PS4 would welcome a more competent edition. It seems like the upcoming release of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition might have set a trend.

Source: NeoGAF

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