Bethesda Unveils 40th-Anniversary Logo Inspired by 1991 Terminator Game
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Updated · IGN · Jul 30
Bethesda Unveils 40th-Anniversary Logo Inspired by 1991 Terminator Game
3 articles · Updated · IGN · Jul 30
Summary
Bethesda marked its 40th anniversary with a new logo, calling it a tribute to "40 years of adventures" and to worlds "still to come."
The design nods to the studio's early Terminator era, starting with 1991's The Terminator and followed by Terminator games released in 1992, 1993, 1995 and 1996.
That period predates Bethesda's breakout Elder Scrolls run: The Elder Scrolls: Arena arrived in 1994, helping set the studio on the path that defined its modern identity.
The anniversary gesture appears to be retrospective rather than a hint at revived Terminator projects, with Bethesda already juggling The Elder Scrolls 6, Fallout 5, Starfield DLC and Fallout 76 support under Microsoft.