Jez Corden Floats 2027 Fallout Remaster, Elder Scrolls 6 in 2028–2029

A fresh thread on r/GamingLeaksAndRumours is circulating comments from Windows Central editor Jez Corden, suggesting the next Fallout remaster is being eyed for 2027 while The Elder Scrolls 6 could arrive in 2028 or 2029. The post points to a recent podcast appearance where Corden discussed timelines he’s heard or is expecting. It’s not an official announcement, and even the thread’s top replies stress it sounded more like informed speculation than a hard report.

You can read the discussion in a Reddit rumor compilation. As framed there, the chatter breaks down into two talking points: a Fallout remaster apparently further out than some hoped, and Elder Scrolls 6 still a ways off despite picking up development steam post-Starfield.

So what’s actually new?

On May 23, 2026, the Reddit post distilled Corden’s comments into a rough timeline: a 2027 window for a Fallout remaster and 2028–2029 for Elder Scrolls 6. The thread also notes that Corden couched the remarks as what he’s thinking or hearing, not a definitive scoop. That detail matters, because Bethesda hasn’t provided any release window for Elder Scrolls 6 and hasn’t formally announced the next Fallout remaster project either.

Context helps here. Elder Scrolls 6 was first teased back in 2018 and has repeatedly been characterized by Bethesda leadership as years away. Meanwhile, Fallout is in the spotlight again thanks to the franchise’s ongoing momentum, making a remaster feel plausible on paper. But none of that turns this into confirmation. If Corden’s windows prove accurate, they’d line up with typical AAA multi-year cycles and give Bethesda time to keep working through Starfield updates while Elder Scrolls 6 advances toward a full reveal.

Fallout remaster: which one?

The Reddit comments quickly veer into a familiar debate: Fallout 3 versus New Vegas. Some users argue a Fallout 3 remaster is the likeliest candidate and the one that would benefit most from modernizing, while others pine for New Vegas, complications and all. The post doesn’t present a definitive pick, only that a Fallout remaster is supposedly targeted later than fans expected.

As always with this kind of rumor, the safest read is that these are tentative targets rather than locked-in dates. Internal milestones slip, marketing plans change, and platform strategies can nudge timing. Until Bethesda or Xbox says otherwise, treat 2027 for a Fallout remaster and 2028–2029 for Elder Scrolls 6 as directional chatter, not a schedule.

If that timeline holds, expect any real beats to come via official showcases first: either a formal remaster reveal around a summer event or an Elder Scrolls 6 update when the studio is confident it can stick the landing. For now, all we have is a circulating podcast riff made tidy by Reddit, and a franchise duo that will keep people arguing about which wasteland or province gets the spotlight next.