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Bethesda is known for putting out some great original IPs, and the studio is apparently committed to staying on that path.
In a recent interview with Xbox Magazine, Vice-President Pete Hines shed some light on how the publisher/studio feels about remasters and original IPs, saying they prefer to work on new games rather than going back to something that was done before.
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Bethesda prefers to work on new IPs than remasters
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