Weaver brought Altman on board as CEO, contributing his stock in Bethesda Softworks so that the new shell company, named ZeniMax Media, would be able to obtain funding. It was established as a successor to Media Technology Limited, Bethesda's parent company at the time. The name is a portmanteau of "zenith" and "maximum". ZeniMax was founded in 1999 by Bethesda Softworks founder Christopher Weaver and Robert A. Despite controversy surrounding the microtransaction prices of The Elder Scrolls: Blades, the mobile game hit 1 million downloads in its first week of early access.ZeniMax's old logo 1999–2007: Early history, SBS investment, Providence investment Bethesda’s Todd Howard already confirmed that neither The Elder Scrolls 6 nor Starfield would be at the company’s presser.īethesda has been busy with other Elder Scrolls properties though – it recently released a new expansion for The Elder Scrolls Online called Elsweyr. Don’t expect any new information at E3 2019. While this doesn’t provide any new details on The Elder Scrolls 6, it certainly lends some credence to Redfall factoring somehow in the title. “While the specific terms of the agreement are confidential, the parties believe that resolution of the matter is mutually beneficial to both ZeniMax and and their respective fans.” and are pleased to announce that they have amicably resolved a pending trademark dispute related to the Redfall trademark. A statement was released (via Gamasutra) that stated, “ZeniMax Media Inc.
A settlement was being discussed, and the two parties have finally reached an agreement. Unfortunately, Bethesda Game Studios owner ZeniMax would face opposition from Redfall novel series author Jay Falconer.įalconer’s publisher BookBreeze took action on his behalf over the trademark. When a trademark for “Redfall” was registered in September, it was assumed that this would be the next name for the fantasy RPG. Very little is known about The Elder Scrolls 6, save for Bethesda teasing its arrival on the next generation of consoles.
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