The release date of "The Elder Scrolls VI" might still be years away, but the game can't seem to catch a break from all the rumors and speculations. According to reports, the hotly anticipated title might just be made to offer Virtual Reality (VR) support.

Bethesda has been known to be one of the game developers that have experimented with VR support for their existing titles, "Fallout 4" and "Doom." These games have been showcased at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) event in VR-format demos and generated impressive feedback. This now led to speculation that the same approach might be used for Bethesda's future releases, particularly "The Elder Scrolls VI."

Although Bethesda has already made it clear that the development for the game hasn't started and will not start until several years, it is now believed that "The Elder Scrolls VI" could have VR support. As noted in a report by Gaming Bolt, by the time the game releases in the market, VR will have become a major part of mainstream technology.

At the same time, there's also the possibility that the game won't have VR support as the demand for the technology might eventually die down. It remains to be seen if VR technology will be around long enough until the yet-to-be-developed title is complete.

In other news, there are now predictions as to what "The Elder Scrolls VI" might bring to the table. According to University Herald, Bethesda could get ideas from popular role-playing games of today when it comes to "The Elder Scrolls VI" development. One of the possible games is the highly popular franchise "Dark Souls." The "Dark Souls" trilogy is known for its challenging feats, frightening creatures and even its awesome combat, which could be appropriate elements for "The Elder Scrolls VI" as well.