It left her unable to remember 'a lot of things about Skyrim.'Ĭoming off her PAX East 2022 appearance, Shirley seems to be high spirits and good health now.

Speaking with a fan on Twitter, the YouTuber shared that she'd suffered a stroke while sleeping. Especially given her health scare earlier this year. So of course, Shirley's comments hit hard. The game isn't expected to drop for a good while yet the devs have been beavering away on Starfield instead. If your Dragonborn is getting tired of Lydia, you can switch her out for Shirley and watch her kick butt.īut even more heart-warming is the promise Bethesda made to add Skyrim Grandma as an NPC in the upcoming Elder Scrolls 6. So much so that her fans immortalized her in a mod for the game. Playfully referred to as 'Skyrim Grandma', Shirley Curry has become a popular gaming celebrity. It’s also worth noting that no id Software properties appear among ZeniMax’s trademarks, so it’s unlikely this is related to Doom or Wolfenstein.(Image credit: Shirley Curry) Skyrim Grandma's legacy But it’s worth noting that the last ESO expansion, Summerset, was trademarked the same day it was announced – if that pattern holds, it’s unlikely that Redfall will be in that category. The same rule applies to expansions, so this could be a new addition to a game like Fallout 76 or The Elder Scrolls Online.

Game titles and subtitles are typically registered separately – for example, ‘The Elder Scrolls,’ ‘Morrowind,’ ‘Oblivion,’ and ‘Skyrim’ are all separate trademarks. Redfall was registered by ZeniMax on September 10, and our only clues beyond the name come from how the company’s previous trademarks have been handled. This could be related to any title under the company’s purview, including everything from Dishonored and Prey to The Evil Within, but Elder Scrolls fans are speculating this might have something to do with the upcoming sixth game in the series.

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