Bethesda ANZ has recruited the talents of Australian controller customiser, We Are Robots, to celebrate the launch of The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle on consoles. This new chapter brings the debut of the Systres Archipelago, taking adventurers through the never before seen High Rock and Amenos. During the Legacy of the Bretons year-long adventure players will recruit new companions and face off against a secret order of knights, led by the mysterious Ascendant Lord. The Ascendant Lord’s armour is the inspiration for the transformation of an Xbox Series S console (512GB), Xbox Wireless Controller, and Xbox Stereo Headset. This year’s antagonist’s armour matches his dark and mysterious demeanour, the perfect mix of ornate High Isle Breton style and menacing darkness. ...

Today, ZeniMax Online Studios and Bethesda Softworks are excited to release the latest Chapter in the ESO saga, The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle, available now on PC/MAC, and on June 21, 2022 for Xbox and PlayStation consoles. This never-before-seen Elder Scrolls world is home to a brand-new Elder Scrolls story which focuses on political intrigue. The lands of High Isle present the perfect getaway destination for alliance delegates to take on peace talks that would put an end to the Three Banners War. While the summit is hosted by the noble Society of the Steadfast, players should beware of The Ascendant Order and their chaotic motives. ESO’s more than 20 million players will experience an island paradise steeped in medieval culture and architecture, complete with magnificent castles and exciting tournament grounds. A previously unexplored region, the Systres Archipelago takes inspiration from the beautiful, windswept shores of the Mediterranean. Here lies ...

Welcome to The Elder Scrolls Online’s newest Chapter: High Isle, launching June 6 for PC/MAC! Visit the beautiful Systres Archipelago, far to the southwest of continental Tamriel, and delve into the culture and secrets of the noble and chivalric Breton people. With the Update 34 base game patch launching alongside High Isle, all ESO players, regardless of what version of the game they own, can make use of these new features and improvements. There’s also a host of changes that help to improve your time in Tamriel, including the ability to change your title music from your Audio Settings, implementation of AMD FSR (to boost framerates on select graphics cards), and the foundation for a host of accessibility improvements still to come that includes the addition of a new Accessibility Mode. You can find the full patch notes here. AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) In Update 34 we have added support for ...