They thought it would be a good match-and so did we, actually-but then we thought about if that was where we wanted to spend our time. Before we were even making Skyrim, there was a conversation with George R.R. That’s where we wanted to put out time into.
"People in our studio liked it, and it seeped in a bit to what we were doing."īut there was one problem - the soon-to-be created Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. "With A Song of Ice and Fire, we went ‘We want to do that!’," says Howard. Now, Todd Howard from Bethesda Softworks has revealed that his company actually turned down the opportunity to turn the Game of Thrones series into a video game - and it's all Skyrim's fault.Ī story in the upcoming EGMi: The Digital Magazine reveals that Bethesda was approached to make the official games based on the novels years ago - and the company, all "big fans" of the franchise - were thisclose to taking up the challenge. Martin's best-selling A Song of Fire and Ice is coming to our gaming fingertips real soon now, some gamers are a little surprised that the fantasy series has been translated into - of all things - an RTS, and not, say.
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